Castilleja arachnoidea Greenm. ssp. shastensis (Eastw.) Pennell
Castilleja filifolia Eastw.
Castilleja payneae Eastw.
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Castilleja arachnoidea Greenm. Cobwebby Indian paintbrush
Cobwebby Indian paintbrush gets its colorful name from the cobweb-like hairs that coat it. It is a North American native plant. If you’re interested in Castillejas, don’t miss Mark Egger’s superb photographic compilation on Flickr. See also this Castilleja comparison table. Identification: Plants are 3-12" (7.6-30 cm) high. Leaves are ¾-2" (2-6 cm) long, unlobed or forked into lobes. Flowers vary from lemon yellow to pale green or purplish red in color, and appear in June. Bracts—modified leaves—appear under each flower, and are ¼-¾" (6.3-19 mm) long. They are yellowish to dull red. Fruit capsules are about ⅜" (1 cm) long. Online References:
Castilleja arachnoidea at Mark Egger’s Castilleja site on Flickr Castilleja arachnoidea on CalPhotos Castilleja arachnoidea on Turner Photographics' Wildflowers site Castilleja arachnoidea at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Castilleja arachnoidea on SEINet—the Southwest Environmental Information Network Castilleja arachnoidea from the Jepson Manual Castilleja arachnoidea description by Thomas H. Kent, last updated 25 May 2020.
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8/29/2007 · Near Crater Lake, Oregon Range:
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