
CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 53 
KALMIA, L. American LAvREL, 
K. latifolia, L. Mounrain Laure. 
Moist rocky woods and damp places. B*, a considerable 
quantity in a single place; it must be carefully preserved. 
K. angustifolia, L. Suerp Laurer. LampxkILu. 
Open pastures and hillsides. B*, common:— MM, common 
in open places in woods and on borders of meadows : — S, fre- 
quent : — BB, occasional. 
RHODODENDRON, L. Rosse Bay. AZALBA. 
R. viscosum, Torr. CLramMy AZALEA. WHite Swamp 
HoneysucKLE. Swamp AZALEA. 
Bogs and swampy places, in sun or light shade. B%*, fre- 
quent : — M, common : — S*, occasional. 
Var. glaucum, Gray. 
Same general habitat as the species. .B*, occasional; E. of 
Great Dome, etc. : — UM, oecasional: — S *, border of Turtle 
Pond, etc. . 
R. Rhodora, Don. Ruopora. 
Swamps and bogs. B, rare: — M, occasional. 
CLETHRA, Gronovy. Wuire ALDER. 
C. alnifolia, L. Swerer PerrersusH. WHitTe ALDER. 
Swamps and wet places; fire kills the tops, but new stems 
spring from the roots with a thick and luxuriant foliage. B*, 
common about all pools, in all bogs and in shady wet runs and 
woods : —M, common on borders of swamps and ponds: — 
S *, border of Turtle Pond. 
CHIMAPHILA, Pursh. WuinTErGREEN. 
C. umbellata, Nutt. Prince’s Pine. Presissewa. WINTER- 
GREEN. 
Dry woods. B*, common:— M* and S*, frequent. 
C. maculata, Pursh. Sprorrep WINTERGREEN. 
Dry woods. B*, occasional; Hancock Hill, etc.: — M, 
rare. 
