What is another word for blue fleabane?
Pronunciation: [blˈuː flˈiːbe͡ɪn] (IPA) 
The term "blue fleabane" refers to a type of wildflower that typically blooms with a blue or purple flower head. This particular flower is also known as Erigeron acer, a member of the daisy family, and it is found in various parts of the world. Synonyms for the term blue fleabane include "woolly fleabane" or "prairie fleabane." Other common names for this type of wildflower are "summer daisy" and "daisy fleabane." The blue fleabane flower is often used to add color to gardens and landscapes, and it also serves as a food source for various insects and small animals.
