
Along the roads this yellow-flowered shrubby-looking plant is growing heartily. It's another member of the Sunflower Family (Asteraceae), which has lots of late-summer bloomers. It's very easy to identify if you touch it, because it's sticky. Its name is curlycup gumweed (
Grindelia squarrosa).

The flowers themselves aren't sticky, but the buds, stems, and leaves are.
For more information about curlycup gumweed, click
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