Satureja sp ?

It's really hard to see the flower structure. I can't see if they are Lamiaceae or Boraginaceae. My first thought was the former but now I'm leaning towards the latter. Take a look at Buglossoides arvensis. Does that look right?

I think that I can make out five rounded, relatively equal petals. If so, then Buglossoides arvensis looks right. Early-season flowers and very hairy leaves also fit that species.

Well fascinating, Buglossoides arvensis (Corn Gromwell) is not native...but is at least apparently one of the richest natural plant-based sources of omega-3 SDA (stearidonic acid) known. Of which the body converts (SDA) to EPA at a rate of up to 30%, compared to a typical conversion rate of ALA (alpha-linolenic acid found in most plants) of 3-6%. So, it's essentially a surprising little superfood plant that carries many benefits, despite being an import.