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April 1882. Page 1 (seq. 4)

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Judy Warnement at Feb 07, 2023 09:09 PM
Judy Warnement
Judy Warnement
Diane Rielinger

April 1882. Page 1 (seq. 4)

1882.
Apr. 7th Southboro, Mass.
I got several specimens
of the Symplocarpus
foetidus in the hollow back
of Mr. Bigelow's, which I
shall press for the Bo-
tanical Gardens —
—————
Apr. 8th Southboro, Mass.
This morning I drove over
to Cedar Swamp in West-
boro with Rollie Larrabee
& George Works. I saw for
the first time a swamp of
the Cupressus thyoides. The
trees seemed to average from
50 to 60 feet in height. I
noticed the fibrous shreddy
bark and on cutting in to the
wood I found it very white.

April 1882. Page 1 (seq. 4)

1882.
Apr. 7th Southboro, Mass.
I got several specimens
of the Symplocarpus
foetidus in the hollow back
of Mr. Bigelow's, which I
shall press for the Bo-
tanical Gardens —
—————
Apr. 8th Southboro, Mass.
This morning I drove over
to Cedar Swamp in West-
boro with Rollie Larrabee
& George Works. I saw for
the first time a swamp of
the Cupressus thyoides. The
trees seemed to average from
50 to 60 feet in height. I
noticed the fibrous shreddy
bark and on cutting in to the
wood I found it very white.