Georgia Gardening: Too late for downsizing Beebalm??, 1 by cedar18

cedar18 wrote:
Thanks Ra - I also have some others, I think it must be D. purpurea. I love Foxgloves but it seems not too many people grow them; maybe because you generally plant them in the fall and wait....

I love Bee Balm though they do spread. Butterflies and hummingbirds visit them often. I have 'Raspberry Wine', 'Jacob Cline', 'Blue Stocking' and 'Petite Wonder'.

Sorry tuliplady, didn't mean to hijack your thread.