What is another word for Phacelia Minor?
Pronunciation: [fe͡ɪsˈiːli͡ə mˈa͡ɪnə] (IPA) 
Phacelia Minor is commonly known as the Californian Bluebell and is a flowering plant belonging to the hydrophyllaceae family. It is popular for its beautiful blue-purple flowers and is often grown as a decorative plant in gardens. However, there are several other names used to refer to this plant, such as Scorpionweed, Desert Bells, and Bluecurls. These names are derived from the plant's unique features and habitat. The Scorpionweed name is given because its coiled stems and flowers resemble a scorpion's tail. Desert bells refer to the plant's natural habitat, which is in arid regions, and Bluecurls describe the plant's curled leaves and delicate flowers.
