[Goldenweeds and Rabbitbrush: The Genera Chrysothamnus and Ericameria in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington]

Rabbitbrush goldenweed in bloom in the Pole Creek Burn of 2012 along the Park Meadows Trail #4107 west of Whychus Creek, Three Sisters Wilderness......August 22, 2021.

These photos show a bumblebee visiting rabbitbrush goldenweed at right and a close-up view of the narrow involucral bracts as seen along Road #82 between Roads #190 and #200 at the southeastern corner of Mt. Adams........August 25, 2005.

The photo above shows several branches of rabbitbrush goldenweed. This attractive shrub was photographed at about 6700' on the Ridge of Wonders on the eastern slopes of Mt. Adams..........August 12, 2006.

The photo above shows the upper stem, leaves and flower heads of rabbitbrsh goldenweed. Photographed on the south-facing slopes of the Ridge of Wonders immediately west of Little Mt. Adams........September 8, 2001.

The photo above shows a close-up of a stem leaf of rabbitbrush goldenweed. It is much longer and narrower than the leaf of E. greenei. The similar E. viscidiflora (green rabbitbrush) has similar to broader leaves that are twisted. Photographed on the south-facing slopes of the Ridge of Wonders immediately west of Little Mt. Adams........September 8, 2001.

The photo above shows a relatively large rabbitbrush goldenweed as seen along Road #82 between Roads #190 and #200 at the southeastern corner of Mt. Adams..........August 25, 2005. This specimen is well over one meter broad. Many plants of this species on Mt. Adams are only 30-50 cm wide. Rabbitbrush goldenweed would make an attractive plant for the rock garden or dry, open forest in the area around Trout Lake, Glenwood and BZ Corners.

The photo above shows a nice-sized, densely-branched clump of rabbitbrush goldenweed as seen as seen at about 6800' on the Ridge of Wonders........August 12, 2006. Sulphur flower (Eriogonum umbellatum var. umbellatum) can be seen peaking out from its left edge.)