University of Virginia Library

April 12.

• 348 M. 33 West bank of Altamaha river N.E of
  

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  Grangeville, Wayne Co. Ga. Moist wooded
  bluffs along river. canescens is amazingly plentiful
  here (in stark contrast to the surrounding coastal
  plain country. There are bright colors but medium to
  the deepest pinks yet seen predominate. Bushes 1 to 4
  meters high. This slightly north across the river from the
  original status for Franklinia.
  Colors: a. Tube deep pink. Limb deep pink.
  (b) " " " " strong "
  (c) " " " " paler "
  (d) " " " " pale or white
  (e) " med. " Limb pale pink
  (f) " " " " white
  
• 349. Dark form from same location — W.31 Tube dark
• 349P Pink. Limb dark pink.
• 350 P. Unflowered "normal" type
• 351 P. " " "


• 352. Mixed woods on N.E. edge of Hazlehurst (on
  U.S. 341, Jeff Davis Co, Ga. This is the first marked

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  rise onto more rocky yellow soil land off the coastal
  plain proper. Plants to about 2 meters
  w. 25 Dark pink tube. Pale limb
• 353. ditto. w. 33 " " " " "
• 354 " w. 30. med pink tube. Pale limb
• 355 " w. 31 " " " " "
• 356 " w 21 " " " " " small star
  shaped flowers.


• 357. Just N. of county line, Wheeler Co, Ga on Ga
  15 from Lumber City. Sandy Pine—oak woods.
  Cut back plants about 1½ m high
  w. 33 Dark pink tube. Pink limb.
• 358. ditto. w. 26 " " " " "


• 359. Swamp. S of McRae, Telfair Co. Ga.
  Clematis (viorna) — presumably crispa