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37_48 Warners Ranch and San Felipe, San Diego Co. 14 Apr. '20. 3000 ft. No. 8530 Nemophila menziesii H. & A. Cor. deep blue. Base of brush, Warner Ranch. No. 8531. Ceanothus leucodermis Greene _/- 8-10 ft. h., Warner Ranch,__hills_. No. 8532. Ceanothus greggii Gray var. perplexans (Trel.) Jeps. With 8527. Between Warner Ranch__ and Santa Ysabel, but on the ranch. No. 8533. Ceanothus greggii Gray var. perplexans (Trel.) Jeps. This grew on the mt. slopes coming down from Warner Ranch into San Felipe Valley. It made a most beautiful sight in full flower. Srubs 4 to 5 ft. h. It seems too large-leaved for C. perplexans Trel. and the leaf here is not typical. No. 8534. Rhus ovata Wats. A large shrub, all over profusely flowered, 12 ft. h., 18 ft. broad, rounded, several stemmed. This shrub is a very fine one and I take a photo of it. San Felipe Valley ____ __Warner Ranch is in Warner Pass ____ _Towards San Felipe. Leaves thick and brittle, pale green above, pale or glaucous beneath. Flowers in simple racemes; very dark blue, or very pale blue, on different bushes. |
37_49 Vallecito, 15 Apr. 1920. San Diego Co. c. 1600 ft. -There is a spring 4 miles below Vallecito station. It is called Agua Caliente and is up a ca_on one mile to right. A road leads to it. The water is drinkable. It is lukewarm.--Vaquero McKane. -As we ate breakfast this morning a mocking bird, perched on the top of a screw-bean tree, regaled us. It blew strong and cold yesterday, howled all night, and today the wind is very strong--perhaps gale force. The tops of the range west are heavily banked with fog. Southwesterly from us is the great heavy mass of Laguna Mt., showing blue and dark. I write "Laguna Mt.," as the name given me by the Vaquero McKane. No. 8535. Eustoma silenifolium Salisb. Capsule 2-valved with marginal placentae; perennial! One capsule has 3 valves but I take it to be teratological. Alkaline marsh. No. 8536. Sisymbrium pinnatum Greene =Descurainia pinnata This crucifer grew in shade of a Prosopis |
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