Mountain laurel
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
0, Laurel, Mountain, I-F-Lau-1191, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel.
Close up view of single cluster of Mountain laurel
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Close-up of single cluster. Laurel, Mountain, I-F-Lau-1189, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel.
Mountain Laurel, and Skyline Drive, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Kings Mountain National Military Park
Mt. Laurel & skyline drive in june
Mountain laurels
Kings Mountain National Military Park
133-6-1 Mt. Laurel Along Skyline or Near MP 36
Mountain laurel, Roaring Fork, 1934
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I-F-Lau-1190, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel, Laurel, Mountain, Roaring Fork
1934-06-08
Mountain laurel, Kalmia latifolia, Sugarlands trail, near Fighting Creek Gap
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I-F-Lau2225, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel, Mountain Laurel; Kalmia latifolia, Sugarlands trail, near Fightin' Creek Gap.
1935-05-12
Mountain laurel, Kalmia latifolia, trunk is 6 in diameter, Rabbit Creek
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I-F-Lau-2441, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel,Mountain Laurel; Kalmia latifolia, Trunk is 6 in diameter. Rabbit Creek.
1935-09-26
Typical laurel slick, Brushy Mountain (top)
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I-F-Pla-2520, Natural Features - Flora - Miscellaneous Plants,Laurel slick, Typical laurel slick, Brushy Mt. (top).
1936-03-28
Jim Shelton's Ivy Stalk, world's record mountain laurel, Lynn Camp Prong, Little River
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I-F-Lau-2526, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel, , , , I-F-Lau-2526, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel,Mountain laurel; Kalmia latifolia, Jim Shelton's Ivy Stalk. World's record mountain laurel... buttress, 82 dia... total of 15 limbs. Exact location (as described by Ernest Tipton, Townsend, Tennessee): on ridge to west of Len's Hollow on right prong of Laudermilk Prong of the Lynn Camp Prong, Little River. West Ogle at left... Jim Shelton at right.
1936-04-07
Jim Shelton's Ivy Stalk, World's record Mountain laurel, Kalmia latifolia, Little River
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I-F-Lau-2527, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel, , , , , , I-F-Lau-2527, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel,Mountain laurel; Kalmia latifolia, Jim Shelton's Ivy Stalk World's record mountain laurel... buttress, 82 dia... total of 15 limbs... big limb at left, 12 dia. Exact location (as described by Ernest Tipton, Townsend, Tennessee): on ridge to west of Len's Hollow on right prong of Laudermilk Prong of the Lynn Camp Prong, Little River. H.M. Jennison at left, Henry Jennison at right.
1936-04-07
Jim Shelton's Ivy Stalk, World's record Mountain laurel, Kalmia latifolia, Little River
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I-F-Lau-2532, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel, , , I-F-Lau-2532, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel,Mountain laurel; Kalmia latifolia, Jim Shelton's Ivy Stalk ... world's record mountain Laurel: buttress, 82 dia; total of 15 limbs-upper watershed, Lynn Camp Prong. Jennison, Harry M. sitting incrotch on buttress.
1936-04-07
Jim Shelton's Ivy Stalk, world's record mountain laurel, Lynn Camp Prong, Little River
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
I-F-Lau-2529, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel, , , I-F-Lau-2529, Natural Features - Flora - Mountain Laurel, Mountain laurel; Kalmia latifolia, Jim Shelton's Ivy Stalk World's record mountain laurel... buttress, 82 dia... total of 15 limbs. Exact location: on ridge to west of Len's Hollow, on right prong of Laudermillk Prong of the Lynn Camp Prong, Little River.
1936-04-07
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