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Here's a pic of my bee balm from our dining room window. I see hummingbirds stopping by every now and again. That makes me very happy! I will take more pictures from the front after I do some tidying up. It's totally a work in progress and by no means as nice as all of the other photos posted here, but I'm trying! That counts for something, right?
Oh, and I want to propagate this bee balm. A lot of the "stalks" have tipped over after some heavy rains. I read that you can cut the bee balm so that you have two leaves at the top and then put in growing medium for it to root. I'm wondering if I can also transplant the "base plant" so that I would effectively double what I'm propagating. Sound right?

Oh, and I want to propagate this bee balm. A lot of the "stalks" have tipped over after some heavy rains. I read that you can cut the bee balm so that you have two leaves at the top and then put in growing medium for it to root. I'm wondering if I can also transplant the "base plant" so that I would effectively double what I'm propagating. Sound right?
