Genetic analysis supports its inclusion in genus "Kalmia". It is related to "Kalmia" in the family Ericaceae. He is the Senior Vice President at Kalmia, an interior construction company in Maryland. The Kalmia Club was added in 2012. A relocation near Kalmia included a new bridge over Deer Creek. Flowers of "Kalmia procumbens" are bell shaped and five lobed, and have five stamens. By 1910, the highway was paved from Bel Air to Kalmia. "Kalmia polifolia" flowers in April and is pollinated by bees. Although related to "Kalmia angustifolia" (lambkill), it is less toxic. Every part of "Kalmia polifolia" is highly toxic and poisonous to animals and persons. He died in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in 1888 and was interred in Mount Kalmia Cemetery. "Kalmia angustifolia" is cultivated as an ornamental garden shrub. "Kalmia polifolia" can grow to be two feet tall. The Clarks Valley and Kalmia lines between Ecco and Kalmia collieries were removed before 1920. That year also saw the first paving in Harford County from Kalmia to Deer Creek.