Just walking around in the yard this morning we spotted this red flower in an area just on the edge of where we normally mow. Not sure what it is, but it is pretty.
Just walking around in the yard this morning we spotted this red flower in an area just on the edge of where we normally mow. Not sure what it is, but it is pretty.
It looks like it might be a “bee balm” based on a Google search, but it’s beautiful no matter what.
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Others are in agreement with your ID. Thanks for sharing.
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Is beautiful.
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Consensus points to bee balm as the ID
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WOW, that is beautiful. Love how vibrant the color is! 💐🌹🌷 Great find!
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Thank you! it is different
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Unusual. Let us know what you find out! Haven’t come across that before.
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Consensus seems to bee that it is Bee Balm. Thanks for commenting.
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It looks like scarlet bee balm. Are you growing that in your herb garden? It’s pretty!
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It is a volunteer, not in the herb garden area. Seems like it would be worth cultivating, according to some comments here.
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Bee balm (accoding to my result searching for similar pictures in the web).
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Thanks for sharing. Others have agreed with your ID!
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Bee Balm???
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Others have agreed with your ID…thanks for sharing
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Pretty. I’m pretty sure it’s either a Cardinal Flower or Bee Balm. It’s a little hard to tell from the picture.
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Thanks, others have confirmed your ID as well!
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It is very pretty and it’s commonly known as Bee Balm. You may have noticed the bees and other pollinators flock to it, probably hummingbirds, too. It’s also known as Monarda and bergamot, horsemint and other common names. It’s in the mint family but I haven’t noticed it being too invasive like regular mint. It’s worth saving and letting spread. It’s an Indiana native! It will spread through its roots. Lucky you!
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Thanks for that information. We’ll make sure (if we can) to keep it.
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Beautiful!
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Hummingbirds love bee balm! Beautiful flower!
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That is what we’ve heard. Thanks for sharing.
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