Scutellaria Species, Alpine Skullcap

I have 10 Scutellaria alpina seeds but no instructions on planting them: has anyone ever tried this plant from seed? I'd appreciate any...Read More input: I have no idea how deeply to plant them, or when the best time to sow them would be.

'Romana' is the variety I grow; woody stemmed groundcover here: mine grows to about 3" tall. Multiple colored flowers; white, pink, purp...Read Morele, all bicolor combinations possible. Thrives in light shade under weeping cherry tree. Good foil for spring and autumn bulbs.

Low growing perennial from Europe and Russia.

Has ovate, hairy, toothed, dark greyish - green leaves. Bears two lipped, pu...Read Morerple flowers with a white or creamish lower lip.

Flowers June-August

Likes a very well-drained, light, fertile, neutral - alkaline soil in full sun or light shade. Hates wet soil and will not tolerate clay for long.

Striking little plant for the rock garden or alpine trough