What is another word for greater stitchwort?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈe͡ɪtə stˈɪt͡ʃwɔːt] (IPA) 
Greater stitchwort, also known as Stellaria holostea, is a flowering plant native to Europe. It's commonly referred to by a variety of synonyms, including Adder's meat, Starwort, and Star flower. Its name is derived from its medicinal properties, as it was believed to cure stitching pains in the side. Greater stitchwort grows in hedgerows, woodlands, and grasslands, producing white, star-shaped flowers that bloom from April to June. Its delicate appearance has made it a popular ornamental plant in gardens. Other common synonyms for Greater stitchwort include Stichwort, Shepherd's Needles, Mother's-eyes, and Satin Flower. Regardless of the name, this plant's beauty is sure to impress.
