What is another word for Collinsia Verna?
Pronunciation: [kəlˈɪnsi͡ə vˈɜːnə] (IPA) 
Collinsia Verna is a type of wildflower that commonly grows in North America. The flower is known by several other names such as Chinese Houses, Blue Lips, and Innocence. The name Collinsia Verna comes from the Latin word "verna," which means "spring," highlighting the flower's springtime blooming season. Its alternate names, such as Chinese Houses, are due to the flower's shape, which resembles a tiny house with a curved roof. The common name Blue Lips describes the flower's blue-purple petals, which resemble a pair of lips. Innocence is a name that acknowledges the flower's delicate beauty and pureness. Whatever the name, Collinsia Verna is a welcome sight in gardens and natural areas.
