Rabbit Valley gilia or Wonderland Alice-flower, Gilia caespitosa, occurs in Wayne County, Utah. A member of the phlox family, this species is a cushion shaped, tufted perennial herb. It has sticky leaves and crimson red to orange-red flowers that bloom from early June through July. Rabbit Valley gilia is associated with Navajo Sandstone (primarily), Kayenta, and Wingate formations, growing in sand-filled crevices, sand pockets, and on detrital slopes. It grows in open pinyon-juniper woodlands, often mixed with mountain brush, sagebrush, or ponderosa pine, at elevations ranging from 1585 to 2743 meters.