Wrapping up with the Lambs tongue groundsel flower which is actually longer than its latin Senecio Integerrimus and not as cool for a rare botanical double-whammy. https://t.co/D8cZsqDqXg

— Enough. #BlackLivesMatter (@ScifiFantasist) 2019.8.5

@jcosrangerjason fyi that's possibly #Senecio_integerrimus Lambs-Tongue Ragwort https://t.co/5TqsUtySnJ

— FrontRangeWildflowers (@FRWildflowers) 2017.5.10

We are at the time of year in which the complexity, detail and beauty of Senecio integerrimus var. exaltatus is overlooked and passed-by due to it not being "a yellow flower" just yet... https://t.co/zrZJkE9aZO

— Five Acre Geographic (@5AcreGeographic) 2018.5.11

Senecio integerrimus var. exaltatus. I prefer Arthur Cronquist's description which is based upon Nuttall's "Senecio exaltatus" from 1841. https://t.co/rvXPbcPLlo

— Five Acre Geographic (@5AcreGeographic) 2017.5.8

So much pubescence! Senecio integerrimus. #Botanize https://t.co/ligMiUCwEk

— Jason Baker (@BotanicalJesus) 2015.11.25