What is another word for Brunfelsia Americana?
Pronunciation: [bɹʌnfˈɛlsi͡əɹ ɐmˌɛɹɪkˈɑːnə] (IPA) 
Brunfelsia Americana is an evergreen shrub known for its fragrant violet-blue flowers and glossy green leaves. Commonly referred to as Lady of the Night or Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, this plant is also called Kiss Me Quick, Borrachero, and Chiric Sanango. In some regions, it is known as Purple Datura or Mayana. Its botanical name is derived from the German botanist Otto Brunfels, who first described the plant. Brunfelsia Americana is a popular ornamental shrub and is often used in gardens, parks, and landscapes. Its flowers emit a pleasant fragrance, making it an ideal choice for places where scent is important, such as courtyards or patios.
