Creosote bush is in open flower with ripe fruits on October 17, also showing young leaves and flower buds.1 In the Sonoran Desert, this species has shifted from primarily spring bloom; the October flowering and fruiting indicate a second opportunistic bout following monsoon rains, now tapering as severe drought in the county has declined from 39.59% to 23.41% between mid-September and mid-October.2
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