LONICERA FLAVA Sims. Bot. Mag.,pl. 1318. 181o.
About two years ago I several new localities for this handsome honeysuckle. Further exploration of the southern end of the Blue Ridge has revealed additional stations. In the sum mer of 1894 I found some bushes on the upper slopes of Currahec Mountain, an isolated peak near Toccoa, Georgia, and a little later noticed several bushes on Stone Mountain. During the past sum mer I collected it on Paris Mountain, South Carolina, the original locality, where it grows at several points along the rocky summit, and later discovered a new station on the precipitous cliffs of Table Mountain, in the same state. At the latter place the shrubs were
more robust and vigorous than at any of the other stations.
The finest flowering specimens I have ever seen were sent me by Mr. A. M. Huger, who secured them on Tyron Mountain, Polk County, North Carolina, last spring,. Mr. Huger's discovery ex tends the range of the species into another state, hut although we now have specimens showing the species to range from North Carolina to Georgia, it is not common at any of the localities, a few bushes only existing at the different places.