candyweed
/ˈkændiˌwiːd/Definitions
1. noun
A perennial herb (Iva axillaris) of the family Malvaceae, with edible leaves and stems, native to North America.
“The hikers used candyweed to make a tasty tea during their wilderness adventure.”
2. noun
A sweet or pleasantly flavored substance, especially one used as a flavoring or confectionery.
“The candy store offered a variety of candies and candyweeds, including gummies and sour candies.”