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Rough/Helmet Skullcap

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Scientific Name: Scutellaria integrifolia

Rough skullcap is a perennial native to Alachua County in the mint family. Flowers are purple/blue and white. It will reseed if you allow it. It likes full sun and soil that is somewhat moist to soil that has very long, very dry periods.

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Scientific Name: Scutellaria integrifolia

Rough skullcap is a perennial native to Alachua County in the mint family. Flowers are purple/blue and white. It will reseed if you allow it. It likes full sun and soil that is somewhat moist to soil that has very long, very dry periods.

Scientific Name: Scutellaria integrifolia

Rough skullcap is a perennial native to Alachua County in the mint family. Flowers are purple/blue and white. It will reseed if you allow it. It likes full sun and soil that is somewhat moist to soil that has very long, very dry periods.