Skullcap Seeds - Hoary Skullcap
$3.95
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 wet-cold stratified for 60 days, then started indoors and planted out after the last frost. Sow shallowly.
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| 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 |