What is another word for clammyweed?
Pronunciation: [klˈamɪwˌiːd] (IPA) 
Clammyweed, also known as polypremum procumbens, is a plant that is native to the United States and parts of South America. This plant gets its name from the sticky, clammy texture of its leaves, which can make it unpleasant to handle. However, there are a few different synonyms that can be used to describe this plant. Some people refer to clammyweed as gumweed, because of the resinous sap that the plant produces. Other common synonyms include chaparral gumplant, gambelia, and combleaf stickseed. No matter what you call it, clammyweed is a unique and interesting plant that can add texture and depth to any garden.
