How to pronounce “jewelweed” in English

in ancient years. His father frequently set Ambrose ruminating on civilizations tens of centuries old, on the frenetically unfolding, spreading, and splintering empires of theMediterranean. Several times together they had visited archaeological sites. Now, as then Ambrose ran his mind over the traces of antiquity. The jewelweed and blank yellowand copper leaves scattered on the forest floor, the broken stone walls and raw timber of old buildings evoked, if they did not resemble, the altars and groves of ancient Greece or