What is another word for false gromwell?
Pronunciation: [fˈɒls ɡɹˈɒmwɛl] (IPA) 
False gromwell, also known as "bastard alkanet" or "wood forget-me-not," is a plant with showy blue flowers that resembles the true gromwell in appearance. The plant is found across Europe and Asia and is often used in herbal medicine for its anti-inflammatory properties. Synonyms for the false gromwell include "green-leaved alkanet," "green alkanet," and "alkanet." The name alkanet comes from the Arabic word "alkhanna," which means henna, as the plant's roots can be used to produce a red dye. The false gromwell also goes by the scientific name Pulmonaria montana, as it was once believed to be part of the lungwort family.
