The Leontopodium nivale (Snowy lion's paw) is more commonly known as what?

Question

The Anemone hupehensis (commonly known as the Japanese anemone, Japanese thimbleweed, or Japanese windflower) was originally native to where?

Answer 1

Edelweiss
Edelweiss are found naturally in rocky limestone places at about 1,800-3,000 m (5,900-9,800 ft) altitude. The small white flower is a symbol of alpine wilderness in Romania, Austria, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Switzerland and Italy. There are four species of edelweiss, native to alpine habitats in Europe, South America and the South Pacific.