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1917
August 31 - The golden-root
much in evidence now the
slender-leaved golden-root
(Solidago tenuifolia) and just
it but rarer lance-leaved
golden root. (Solidago graminifolia)
on the plains.
Some beautiful hyssop-leaved
thore-way (Eupatorium hyssopifolium)
one the golf links one small
plant - Purple Star Thistle ?
(Catananche caerulea )
Sept 4th garden at a single
plant- 8" tall. Narrow leaved
Vervain? (Verbena
(Gradin drummondii now acuta)
(Agalmus acutus)
The most beautiful pink color. In
places on the plains blooming in
profusion as lovely as the
Violets growing in the same spot-
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