What is another word for nettle-leaved bellflower?
Pronunciation: [nˈɛtə͡llˈiːvd bˈɛlfla͡ʊə] (IPA) 
Nettle-leaved bellflower is a beautiful flowering plant native to Europe and Asia. Also known as the Bluebell, it grows up to 3 feet tall with slender stems and foliage resembling stinging nettles. This plant has several popular synonyms such as the Fairy's Thimble, Throatwort, and the Harebell. The Fairy's Thimble is derived from the belief that fairies use the flower as a thimble while Throatwort is based on its use as an herbal remedy for throat ailments. The Harebell's name is derived from its bell-shaped flower that is believed to enchant hares. The plant is also known as Canterbury bells, witch bells, and dead men's bells in different parts of the world.
