soapwort

It was common wayside "Bouncing Bet," but the Harvester called it "soapwort."

The Soapwort comes to us from Europe, where in some localities it is a common wild flower.

Next came carrying the couch grass, wild alum, and soapwort into the store-room.

Other sapotoxins are obtained from the roots of soapwort and from several species of Gypsophila.