What is another word for Hazardia Cana?
Pronunciation: [hˌazˈɑːdi͡ə kˈɑːnə] (IPA) 
Hazardia cana is a plant species that is commonly known as woolly Indian paintbrush or gray-cushion sunflower. This perennial plant is found in various regions of California, including the Mojave Desert, Great Basin, and southern Sierra Nevada. It is known for its small, woolly, silvery-gray leaves and clusters of yellow flowers. Synonyms for hazardia cana include Chrysothamnus canus, Ericameria cana, and Solidago cana. Despite its many aliases, the plant remains a popular choice for landscaping, as it is both drought-tolerant and visually striking. In addition, hazardia cana has a history of traditional medicinal use among Native American cultures.
