Labels:text | font | screenshot | black and white | white OCR: The brittlebush Encelia farinosa is a common desert shrub of the Mojave and Sonoran deserts blooming between November and May. It has yellow flowers on long bare stems that rise above leafy branches. The plant produces two sets of leaves and flowers each year - after the summer rains and again after winter rain. The eaves are covered with a thick mat of short hairs giving a gray-green appearance. Many desert plants have this kind of surface, as the hairs form a loose blanket over the leaves and act an insulating layer against the heat and cold.
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