This fast growing, drought tolerant Arizona native is easily distinguished by its strong scent, which makes it resistant to rabbits, deer, and insect pests. During cold winters, this perennial often freezes to the ground and grows to full size of 3’-4’ by the following summer. Fall brings on the best display of dark yellow daisy-like blooms, but spring is also a great time to see an impressive display of flowers and the myriad of butterflies that are drawn to them.