Thanks again to Lisa for letting me know the common name for this plant is "beebalm.".    From Wordnik.com.  [grouse Diary Entry] Reference

Arizona queen of the night, Desert Four O'Clock, Bigelow's aster, spotted beebalm Comment.    From Wordnik.com.  [Back to the Garden] Reference

If you do a little research for your area and climate, you can find plants like beebalm that attract bees.    From Wordnik.com.  [Archive 2010-03-01] Reference

Radiating hurt pride, he stalked to the far end of the porch and disappeared into a large clump of beebalm.    From Wordnik.com.  [Calling On Dragons]

Today's English gardens, from the small suburban yards to large parklands, are crowded with the descendants of the plants that Mr. Bartram dispatched, ranging from vibrant flowers such as echinacea, phlox and scarlet beebalm to majestic tulip poplars, magnolias and southern catalpas.    From Wordnik.com.  [The Roots of a Gardening Obsession] Reference

In fact, there are scores of beautiful choices in my part of the country, many of which I grow: native viburnums, redbuds and dogwoods with their spring blooms; Annabelle hydrangeas with their white puff-ball flowers; winterberries, which produce bright red or orange berries in the fall; tall garden phlox; beebalm and echinacea, to name just a few.    From Wordnik.com.  [Politically Incorrect Gardening] Reference

Act I: In back of the deserted manse there grew a tangle of untamed shrubbery (wisteria, lilac, azalea), weeds, wildflowers (snapdragon, tickseed, beebalm, aster, hollyhock, heliotrope, cornflower), and, unexpectedly, roses, among which, according to season, bloomed a Black Jade miniature rose and several rogue Hybrid Teas (Crimson Glory, Double Delight, Fragrant Cloud, Mr. Lincoln) and a cream-white single bloom Sombreauil Tea.    From Wordnik.com.  [The light that draws the flower] Reference