Long Island, June 17-October 5, 1920
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Aug 7. 1920 Montauk 51 Spirea latifolia & S. tomentosa, Eupatorium maculatum. Rosa palustris in flourishing masses (* Virginum still in bloom in both dry & damp ground) On slopes above swampy places the Gorgon Eilium philadelphicum & Very rare in damp meadows G. Canadense. 4 plants of G; Suberbum These Eilium all quite closely associated between the Inn & first pond. A few plants of C. Suberbum in woods towards Culloden Point. Kneiffen occasional but Crocanthemum about past-flowering. A great happiness to wander over these flowers streaming down in the warm Sunshine. No Golden Rod 10 days ago seen from train going to Montauk but to day Artemisia Solidago juncea in flower everywhere