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Skullcap Seeds - Hoary Skullcap
$3.95
Expected to be back in stock by March
Scutellaria incana
This hardy perennial wildflower is native to the central and eastern US. “Hoary” refers to its fuzzy stems and leaves, and “skullcap” comes from the helmet-shaped calyxes of its flowers. The plants bear long racemes of two-lipped blue flowers from July to September, and can thrive in full sun to partial shade. 0.25 gram pocket contains approximately 140 seeds.
Skullcap seeds should be cold-moist stratified for 60 days, then started indoors and planted out after the last frost. Sow shallowly.
SMALL FARM GROWN by Wildbud Natives, Marshall, NC
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- Planting Information
| Packet Weight | Seeds/Packet | Lifecycle | Stratification? |
| 0.25 g | 140 | perennial | 60 days wet-cold |
| Sowing Method | Seed Depth | Days to Sprout | Mature Spacing |
| transplant | surface | 14-21 | 12" |
| Sun Requirement | Frost Tolerance | Bloom Season | Special Notes |
| part shade-full sun | dies back in winter | July-September | spreading, needs containment |