What is another word for Nemophila Aurita?
Pronunciation: [nˌɛməfˈɪləɹ ɔːɹˈiːtə] (IPA) 
Nemophila Aurita is a type of wildflower that is quite popular among horticulturists and flower enthusiasts. It is often referred to by several different names. One of the most commonly used synonyms of Nemophila Aurita is 'Baby Blue Eyes'. This name is derived from its beautiful blue flowers, which have a very soft and gentle appearance. Another commonly used synonym for this wildflower is 'Five-Spot'. This name is given due to the distinctive five dots or spots that can be seen on the petals of the flower. Other names that are sometimes used for Nemophila Aurita include 'Blue-Eyed Mary', 'Pennyroyal', and 'Fivespot Nemophila'.
