What is another word for jewelweed?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈuːəlwˌiːd] (IPA) 
Jewelweed, also known as impatiens capensis, is a flowering plant that blooms during the summer season. It is known for its use in herbal remedies, particularly as a natural remedy for poison ivy and poison oak. While jewelweed is the most common name for this plant, it may also be referred to as spotted touch-me-not, orange jewelweed, wild balsam, or touch-me-not. The name touch-me-not comes from the plant's characteristic seed pods that burst open when touched, scattering the seeds. Spotted touch-me-not refers to the plant's leaves, which are spotted with dark reddish-brown marks. Regardless of the name, this plant is a beautiful addition to any garden and a useful natural remedy.
