Beebalm Bloom?
aflow11
10 years ago
Hello!
I planted beebalm at the end of summer last year and it seems to be doing reasonably well this year; however, it seems to keep growing taller and taller (more than I expected). I was wondering if I might see it bloom this year and if so, when?
Thanks for any help!
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