University of Virginia Library

May 12

• 738 1½ mi N.W. of Leesburg on GaAla 68,
  Cherokee Co, Ala. South facing dry gravelly slope
  at edge of oak—pine woods. Canescens type
  W.40. Med pink tube. Good pink limb.
• 739. ditto. W.35. Rather pale tube, white limb.
• 740 " W.26 " " " " "
• 741 " W.30 Fairly dark pink tube. Pink limb.
• 742 " W.28 " " " " " "
  Several flower buds were killed on these plants—
  probably just winter injury.


• 743M Same location as 437. The alabamense complex
  Bushes ⅓ to 1 meter. Some of them very flat & spreading.
  Going past bloom but all pure white flowered with
  only a hint of yellow blotch. Strongly scented. Some
  of the collection may be from the same clone. It is almost
  impossible to tell where one ends & the other begins since

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  the plants both layer & sucker freely. Leaves glaucous.
• 744P= spreading clone same location
• 745P= " " " "
• 746P = More upright (but dwarf) clone — representative of
  most.


• 747M. Same location as 429. Plants in flower now
  are all pure white unless otherwise noted. Bushes (in flower
  ⅓—1 meter — remainder up to 1½ meters. Leaves
  distinctly glaucous (For sampling purposes those
  at present in flower should perhaps be considered separately
  — the remainder with 429M). "680" ft. elev.


• 748M. From bushes 1—2 m high ¼ mi down road & at
  about 100 ft lower elevation than 747. All past
  flower & presumably much more towards canescens.
  Several white flowered forms, however, were noticed in the
  group on the earlier visit.
• 749P = plant 2 m high near highway — evidently a white
  flowered canescens x alabamense. "520" ft.