What is another word for horsefly weed?
Pronunciation: [hˈɔːsfla͡ɪ wˈiːd] (IPA) 
Horsefly weed, also known as leaf cup or giant bellflower, is a common perennial plant found in North America. While it's typically considered an undesirable weed in gardens and lawns, it has a number of established synonyms that are more palatable to those studying botany or horticulture. These alternate names include: Campanula latifolia, Campanula americana, Wyethia scabra, Saruma henryi, and Platycodon grandiflorus. These descriptors offer insight into the plant's physical characteristics (such as its size and the shape of its leaves), its place of origin, or other notable traits. Whichever name you prefer to use, horsefly weed remains a hardy and adaptable plant with a unique range of medicinal and ecological benefits.
