Scutellaria integrifolia A4SC-003

I found Scutellaria integrifolia growing in the woods in Kershaw County, South Carolina and was impressed enough to gather seed. We now grow these 2' tall pubescent-stemmed native wildflowers in our own woodland garden, where they are topped with spikes of small blue flowers in April and early May. With a native range from New York to Texas, it has a wide range of tolerances for soil types, moisture, and grows equally as well in both blue and red states. We find Scutellaria integrifolia flowers better and grows more vigorously in part sun conditions.