

A perennial mint relative with attractive, white-throated, rather showy purple flowers. In the wild, skullcap is found growing near marshes, meadows, and partially shaded wetlands; similarly, it will do well in moist garden conditions. Historically used for treating insomnia, anxiety, and other ailments of the nervous system, the leaves make a tasty, soothing tea. It was also traditionally used for treating rabies (hence "Mad Dog"), but we hope you don't have rabies. The edible flowers are named
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