A rare, state-endangered species in Florida and Georgia. It features heart-shaped leaves and bright pink, pom-pom-like flowers that serve as a critical nectar source for migrating butterflies.
Brickellia (commonly known as ) is a genus of North American flowering plants in the aster family ( Asteraceae ), comprising over 100 species ranging from woody perennial shrubs to small herbs. Notable Species brickellia
Often found in the southern U.S. and Texas, this species produces white flower clusters and is a larval host for several moth species. A rare, state-endangered species in Florida and Georgia
Known for its intense fragrance, which some describe as a mix of jasmine and cinnamon, particularly noticeable in the evening. Key Characteristics Brickellia californica plant description - Facebook brickellia