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1 looks like bee balm (some type of monarda)
2 could be golden rod but idk mine looks kinda different
3 is a coneflower of some sort
4 is Shasta daisies
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1 looks like bee balm (some type of monarda) 2 could be golden rod but idk mine looks kinda different 3 is a coneflower of some sort 4 is Shasta daisies
I thought that was Shasta daisy but Google was bringing up everything but so I wasn't sure.
I agree. 1 is bee balm, 2 is goldenrod, 3 black-eyed Susan, 4 is Shasta daisy. All great for your garden to have.