These are popping up. I put out lots of different seeds but don't know which these could be. Could u help?

What is growing above it that could have dropped that many seeds?

It was me that drooped that many seeds The spot was clear and open and I had lots of seeds of various things so I thought I would free sow (is that a term) several of them. Now I have all this popping up. It's only popping up in areas where I spread seeds so I know it can't be a weed. I'm not going to chop anything in this area down this year just to see what I get from all those seeds I was just hoping someone might know what they could be

Good to know it is something you (presumably) want. I have no idea....

Could it be monarda?

Possible monarda. Check these pics out. Some off them are similar.
https://www.google.com/search?...

First thing I thought was Salvia farinacea....(?)

Could be salvia as well. I did put some salvia seeds out too.

Do you have a list of the seeds you sowed Stephanie? Or at least some you remember, that might help.

Lets see, I know a few of them are

Monarda
Salvia elegans
Cosmos
Poppies
Dill
Asclepias

Those are the ones I can remember right now
I should be more organized at this

Salvia elegans is out, I took some photos of leaves (which I will add to the database soon), it was still in flower in a greenhouse until out recent frosty weather down to -15C! I haved a spare in the house 'just in case'.

I'm not sure about Monarda, most leaves I find are more spiky on the edges but as with most plants they vary a good deal.. some are narrower without the spiky edges.

Varying stages of Monarda fistulosa ..

http://www.krischanphoto.com/g...

Aha, there's a photo of Monarda fistulosa on the next link which does look much like yours! They look different to those in the link above ... but the first photo is very similar and about the same stage, the leaves are just a little different in colour.

http://paplantings.blogspot.co...

I say Monarda, or Horsemint.

definitely not dill!

Here is a picture of Monarda citriodora, Horse Mint;
http://wildflower.org/gallery/...