June 1882. Page 11 (seq. 26)

June 20. Cambridge.

This evening I poisoned all
my Colorado plants.
Rollie called and bade us
goodbye. He goes to-morrow
home to Chicago. I have
given him some dryers and
he will doubtless press
me some western plants.
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June 21 — Cambridge.

Went up to Mother's after
dinner. Took up my press
and secured the following
plants which I have
put in press —

Silene inflata.

Robinia pseudoacacia —
Trifolium repens —
{Trifolium} pratense —
Medicago lupulina —
Leucanthemum vulgare —
Capsella bursa-pastoris.
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The locust is in full flower
and looks beautifully.
Bought a quart of Poison.
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June 24. Cambridge.
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This P.M. I poisoned a
large quantity of plants
and those left in my press
are nearly dry. The
Iris versicolor I dug up
for Mrs. Minot last year
is in full flower in her
garden near the barn —
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