What is another word for fetterbush?
Pronunciation: [fˈɛtəbˌʊʃ] (IPA) 
Fetterbush, a plant native to the southeastern United States, also goes by several other names depending on the region. In South Carolina, it is commonly referred to as "pierce's disease," while in Georgia and Florida, it is called "swamp privet." Other synonyms for fetterbush include "leucothoe," "dog laurel," and "dwarf huckleberry." Despite the various names, all refer to the same evergreen shrub that grows in wetlands and swampy areas. The plant produces small white or pink flowers in the spring and can reach up to six feet in height. While fetterbush may not be a widely known plant, its various synonyms reveal its importance and prevalence in specific regions.
