Herbs: Do you grow Skullcap where you live?, 1 by podster

podster wrote:
I may never use it but it is a delightful blooming plant that fits in with the herbals and medicinals. I do know that the Scutellaria Javanica is a tender perennial and I don't think could take our cold.

Patbarr ~ I do have a wild one that blooms in late fall here. On a few nites in winter we see low 20's F ( about -5 C) They apparently come back from roots and a few seed but I think the birds enjoy the seeds too much. The photos of the wild skullcap weren't too great as my camera was throwing a fit!