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>>Himalayan Balsam.

This showy, tall (over 6') annual with a very thick trunk grows by 
me.  The plants on dry land only seem to attract bumble bees.  I 
suspect this plant secretes best on wet soils.

Waldemar
Long Island, NY 

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