[DavesBees]

Plant detectives start your engines; here is my mystery plant. It is well over my head and is growing with wingstem or yellow ironweed. The blossom is a little horizontal cavity with a brown overhang; if bees were smaller they could fly right in. Can someone tell me what this is?
http://s899.photobucket.com/albums/ac194/DavesBees/

 

[TWall]

Dave,

I don't know what it is. In your pictures it looks like it has a square stem which would put it in the mint family. That narrows it down a little!

Tom

 

[DavesBees]

The stem is like three stems held together in the center, so it is a triangle.

 

[Dave W]

Simpon's Honey Plant (Scrophulariaceae)

 

[Joseph Clemens]

Perhaps Chenopodium album, or another Chenopodium species.

Update: I think Dave W is correct, it looks like Scrophulariaceae, possibly even Scrophularia nodosa.

 

[DavesBees]

Bingo! Dave W
Common Figwort - Scrophularia nodosa
Thanks Guys,
It is a honey plant, but I knew that since the bees lead me to it. It is not very attractive but if I can get it to grow I'll plant some.

 

[DavesBees]

TWall,
I am eating a large plate of crow on your behalf. The stem is square and is made up of 4 stems held together in the middle. Went back today and found that you were right..square stems.