What is another word for Hudsonia Tomentosa?
Pronunciation: [hʌdsˈə͡ʊni͡ə tˌə͡ʊməntˈə͡ʊsə] (IPA) 
Hudsonia Tomentosa, also known as sand heather or woolly beachheather, is a low-growing shrub commonly found in coastal areas of North America. When searching for alternative names or synonyms for this plant, one may come across terms such as beach heath, fuzzy hudsonia, or tomentose hudsonia. Other similar species that could be mistaken for Hudsonia Tomentosa include the seaside goldenrod, salt spray rose, or beach pea. With its tiny white or pinkish flowers and evergreen foliage, this hardy plant is a common sight in sandy or rocky habitats near the ocean. Whether called sand heather or another name, Hudsonia Tomentosa remains an important part of North America's coastal ecosystem.
