Spotted beebalm on my property, uses?

I just found an ENORMOUS patch of spotted beebalm. It's native to my area, and I was wondering if anybody has uses for it, whether conventional or unconventional.

I will be saving seed from them also. I have at least two friends who want the seeds, the rest will go into my collection. I may be able to share them with others later.  Thanks!

I think that all monardas are used as a spice or culinary herb. Some taste more like oregano, mint, or thyme. In my area there are two. Monarda fistulosa or sweet-leaf (light blue flowers) is wild and grows everywhere, and they are thyme-like in flavor, but with a coolness as well. Red bee balm is cultivated in gardens and is more like a rich mild oregano.

I have also tried the seeds of Monarda fistulosa but not in quantity. I think that many lamiaceae also have edible seeds—Sage seeds have been eaten as a grain in many cultures.

Mainly I just like watching the bumble bees. Also butterflies and sometimes hummingbirds. I eat the occasional leaf.