You might wait about 3 weeks and repost. Bee balm doesn't bloom until about July 4 in my neck of the woods. Mine will be a little later this year. If you post again later you'll have some offers and it will be fresh seed, not seed from last year. Don't mean to sound like a know-it-all. Happy planting!

Hi Kathyjb, Your orange flower pictured is a cosmos, which is an annual. If the other blooms in the pic, have similar foliage as the orange, then you have Cosmos Bright Lights, an annual mix. They are great for reseeding themselves for the next year. I have even had them reseed in the same year. When the earliest plants are pretty well spent late in the season, there are often new ones that reseeded that will then bloom clear up until frost here. Sue Here is a link that might be useful: Bright Lights.

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Thank you both so much for your help! It's raining today so I think if everything looks dry enough Friday I'm going to cut the heads off and bring them in. Maybe let them dry a few more days. Then do the baggie trick and give them the shaking of there life :) I usually don't do very well with tiny seeds....so crossing my fingers...this will be the exception :) vina