Wildflowers: Sandy area NW Indiana

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    Pycnanthemum? Looks lamiaceous.
     
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    looks like a monarda...
    possibly Monarda punctata, or lemon mint (monarda citriodora)
     
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    Yes! I just came here to suggest M. punctata after some thought. Excellent, thanks.
     
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