who cares what it is ... they will name it for you.. but lets get this straight.. plant them all tonight .. one foot on center.. ANYWHERE ... and by fall planting time.. you will have the perfect location ... do NOT hesitate for perfection.. i used to have a 10 foot square nursery bed.. for my collecting habits.. out behind the garage.. didnt really care how they looked the rest of the summer.. life was all i wanted ... finding the perfect spot.. for what has high odds of being butt ugly due to the emergency transplant.. isnt worth the effort... or pot them up ... and hold the pots until fall ken

Chenopodium sp.

esox .... pick a convenient cluster and keep an eye on them. Some species will have ripe seeds on the bottom while the top is still blooming, but a week or two after the last blooms is a good time to check. Take a 5-gallon bucket with you. When you see that the stalks have tan or yellowish dry-feeling bean-like pods on them, Test the bottom pods - snip one off and see if it pops open easily, and has dry seeds inside. If so, snip the entire bloom stalk and put it cut site UP in the bucket. Collect several stalks. Don't harvest more than 1 in 10 stalks - these are annuals Leave them in the bucket until the pods are all dry and splitting ... the seeds will be spit out, but land in the bucket. Late this summer, rake the dirt where you want them to grow, scatter the seeds and rake them in. They will probably sprout and grow just fine.

Thank you so much !!!! It has to be Motherwort, it looks exactly like it !!! Glad it's not poisonous !!!