ranstead
noun
ran·stead
ˈranˌsted
variants or ramstead
-amˌ-
plural -s
: an erect perennial Old World toadflax (Linaria vulgaris) that bears racemes of pale yellow to citron yellow flowers with coppery markings and is naturalized in North America where it is sometimes a troublesome weed
Word History
Etymology
probably after Ranstead, 18th century American born in Wales