Long Island, July 13-December 31, 1917
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Sept-15. 1917 By wheel with Biely, thru Westbury, Wheatley, Albertson, Seacarington & Plattedale White a Long broad wood aster, A tenuifolius or divaricatus in woods In swamps Red-stalk or purple-stem aster (Aster puniceus). In the same swamp Gayin Pur Marigold- (Bidens laevis)? fine showy flowers. Also Tall buttercup (Ranunculus acris) here too n.y. Iron weed (Vernonia Nova toracensis) blooming in the sun-light. Also Dwarf or Small flowered St-Johns wort - (Hypericum mutilum) growing in the water Sagittaria graminea. In the swamps and wet-swampy meadows masses of jewel weed (Impatiens biflora) with the faintish white blossoms of arrow-leaf tear-