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46 Geranium maculatum no date 2:157 fls. Ap-My rich oak
lands of upper country
47 [Geranium] Caroliniana 14 Ap 1812 2:157 fls. Mr-My
48 Malva Caroliniana 13 My 1811 2:163 fls. Ap-Je
49 Stewartia — 30 S 1813 2:172 as Stuartia
50 Hibiscus moscheutos 16 Je 1811 2:165 fls. Je-S
51 [Hibiscus] scaber 5 Jl 1810 2:169 fls. Je-S
52 3. ____ 6 Jl 1810 fls. July-S Georgia
Georgia is this Carolinanus [Hibiscus carolinianus ?]? 2:168
?
53 [Hibiscus] militaris 11 Jl 1810 2:168 fls. Jl-S along margin
of rivers in middle & upper
country found though rarely
in swamps near Savannah
54 [Hibiscus] grandiflorus Georgia? 27 Jl 1810 2:166 fl.s Jl-S grows around
ponds in southern parts of
Georgia
55 [Hibiscus] Virginicus Edings Island 22 Au 1810 2:167 fls. Jl-S common on
islands near Ocean
56 [Hibiscus] speciosus 4 Au 1810 2:170 fls. Jl-S Florida
and perhaps in southern
parts of Georgia. It is
enumerated by Walter among
plants of Carolina but I
have never seen it in the
woods although common in-
habitant of our gardens
57 Sida gracilis 6 S 1811 2:159 fls. Au-S Sea Islands
common about Beaufort
58 [Sida] rhombifolia 4 O 1811 2:160 fls. Jl-O
59 [Sida] spinosa 28 Mr 1812 2:161 fls. My-Jl
60 Gordonia lasianthus 27 Je 1813 2:171 fls. My-Au
61 [Gordonia] pubescens Fort Barrington, Altamaha 22 Je 1814 2:171 fls throughout summer
The habitat of this tree ap-
pears to be very limited, a
few trees were found by
Bartram nr. Fort. Barrington
on the Altamaha, and from
the same spot all the plants
now in gardens have been de-
rived.