What is another word for Collinsia Heterophylla?

Pronunciation: [kəlˈɪnsi͡ə hˈɛtɹə͡ʊfˌɪlə] (IPA)

Collinsia Heterophylla is a beautiful plant that is often grown for its delicate, brightly colored flowers. It is native to California and some other parts of North America and is also known by various other synonyms. Some of the other common names for Collinsia Heterophylla include Chinese Houses, Innocence, and Maiden's Bouquet. The plant got its Chinese Houses name because of its shape that can resemble Chinese pagodas or houses sometimes. It is called Innocence because of the pure white color of some of its flowers that make them look like a symbol of innocence. Maiden's Bouquet depicts its use as a flowers gift for young girls. Whatever the name, Collinsia Heterophylla is a fascinating plant that is sure to add beauty to any garden setting.

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