Pin cherry

Jul 12 1804

Clark: July 12, 1804

...ed great quantities, of Grapes, plums Crab apls and a wild Cherry, Growing like a Comn. Wild Cherry only larger & grows on a Small bush, on the side of a clift Sand...

Oct 29 1804

Clark: October 29, 1804

...rat-toe-no mook-gu (man wolf Chief) (at war) Cal-tar co ta(Cherry grows on a bush) old Chief and father to the above mentd. Chief Maw-pah'-pir-re-cos-sa tooThis ch...

Apr 26 1805

Lewis: April 26, 1805

...h the addition of the broad leafed willow, Goosbury, choke cherry, purple currant; and honeysuckle bushis; the open bottoms border on the hills, and are covered in ...

May 12 1805

Lewis: May 12, 1805

... the face of the hills and in the little ravines. the choke cherry also grows here in the hollows and at the heads of the gullies; the choke Cherry has been in blum...

Aug 13 1805

Lewis: August 13, 1805

...ow leafed cottonwood and willow, also the red willow Choke Cherry service berry and a few currant bushes such as were common on the Missouri. these people had been...

Aug 22 1805

Lewis: August 22, 1805

...ining each about a bushel of dryed service berries some checherry cakes and about a bushel of roots of three different kinds dryed and prepared for uce which were ...

Jan 25 1806

Clark: January 25, 1806

... neighbourhood are a Deep purple about the Size of a Small cherry called by them Shal lun, a Small pale red berry called Sol me; the vineing or low brown berry, a ...

Jan 25 1806

Lewis: January 25, 1806

...hbourhood are a deep purple burry about the size of a small cherry called by them Shal-lun, a small pale red bury called Sol'-me; the vineing or low Crambury, a lig...

Feb 8 1806

Clark: February 8, 1806

...purple berry about the Size of a buck Shot or common black cherry, of an ovale form, tho reather more bluntly pointed than at the insertion of the peduncle, at the ...

Feb 8 1806

Lewis: February 8, 1806

...erple berry about the size of a buck short or common black cherry, of an ovate form tho reather more bluntly pointed, than at the insertion of the peduncle; at the ...

Apr 12 1806

Clark: April 12, 1806

...d ash, Sweet willow a Species of beech, alder, white thorn, cherry of a Small Speces, Servis berry bushes, Huckleberries bushes, a Speces of Lorel &c. &c. I saw a t...

Apr 12 1806

Lewis: April 12, 1806

...sh, a species of maple, the purple haw, a small speceis of cherry; purple currant, goosberry, red willow, vining and white burry honeysuckle, huckkle burry, sacacom...

Apr 30 1806

Lewis: April 30, 1806

...wood, birch, the crimson haw, redwillow, sweetwillow, chokecherry yellow currants, goosberry, whiteberryed honeysuckle rose bushes, seven bark, and shoemate. I obse...

Apr 30 1806

Clark: April 30, 1806

...d, birch, the Crimson haw, red willow, Sweet willow, Choke Cherry, yellow Current, goose berry, white berried honey suckle, rose bushes, Seven bark, Shoemate &c. &c...

May 1 1806

Clark: May 1, 1806

...upplyed with Small Cotton trees, willow, red willow, choke Cherry, white thorn, birch, elder, ____ rose & honey suckle. Great portion of these bottoms has been lat...