What is another word for false foxglove?
Pronunciation: [fˈɒls fˈɒksɡlʌv] (IPA) 
False foxglove is a plant with trumpet-shaped flowers that blooms in summer. Its scientific name is Aureolaria grandiflora, and it's also known by several common names. Some synonyms for false foxglove include great-flowered yellow false foxglove, yellow false foxglove, golden trompette, and grand false foxglove. However, it should not be confused with the true foxglove plant, which is a completely different species with medicinal properties. False foxglove is native to North America and prefers moist soils in shaded areas. Its bright yellow flowers make it a popular plant for gardens and woodland landscaping. Be sure to plant it in a location where it won't be confused with the toxic true foxglove.
