PlantFiles Pictures: Encelia Species, Brittle Bush, Goldhills, Incienso, White Brittlebush (Encelia farinosa) by Kell

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Black Mountains west of Yucca, AZ. Copyright Jan Emming, Destination:Forever Ranch and Gardens in AZ.

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Escondido California in San Diego County Wild Animal Park in March

Late September in Phoenix, This may be a subspecies or variety

Late September in Phoenix.

With wierd weather, early winter flowering, zone 9a

Early Spring, zone 9a/9b, Early March. Magnified view of a bud

Full bloom in early Spring, Early March, zone 9a/9b

near mission creek, north coachella valley, palm springs

mission creek, coachella valley, california

Seed harvest in May, mid summer, zone 9a/9b

spring of 2004, mission creek

Good for attracting bees and butterflies

Near Shoshone, California

Encelia farinosa (Brittlebush)

May 8, 2010, early summer, zone 9b. After the flowering stage.

May 8, 2010, early summer, zone 9b. After the flowering stage. The seed heads

Copyright Jan Emming, Destination:Forever Ranch and Gardens, in AZ.

Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Photo courtesy of Ken Blackford. Copyright Ken Blackford. San Diego, Ca.

Near the Mountain Palm Springs Campground. Copyright Ken Blackford. San Diego, Ca.

Photo courtesy of; copyright of Jan Emming of Destination:Forever Ranch and Gardens, a 40 acre desert botanical garden/sustainable living homestead in Arizona.

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Photo courtesy of Karl Gercens. Copyright Karl Gercens. Conservatory Horticulturist at Longwood Gardens. http://www.karlgercens.com/

Being attacked by Cuscuta denticulata, a parasite. Photo courtesy/copyright of Jan Emming, Destination:Forever Ranch and Gardens, 40 acre desert botanical garden/sustainable homestead in Arizona.

In situ with Opuntia basilaris. Photo courtesy and copyright of Michelle Cloud-Hughes, Proprietor at Desert Solitaire Botany and Ecological Restoration, from San Diego, California.

Corn Springs, Riverside County, California. Photo courtesy and copyright of Michelle Cloud-Hughes, Proprietor at Desert Solitaire Botany and Ecological Restoration, from San Diego, California.