planting comfrey seeds Comfrey Seeds

planting comfrey seeds Comfrey SeedsComfrey 10 Seeds Symphytum officinale Comfrey seeds or any part of the plant is NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION. Comfrey is a perennial plant that produces clusters of bell shaped flowers in late spring and summer. The leaves are elliptical, and the stems are erect. Comfrey can be pretty invasive, so it's best to keep an eye on it if planted in gardens. Grow your own mulch and compost accelerator! Comfrey has time and again been described as a 'wonder

Comfrey – 10 Seeds

Symphytum officinale

Comfrey seeds or any part of the plant is NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.

Comfrey is a perennial plant that produces clusters of bell-shaped flowers in late spring and summer. The leaves are elliptical, and the stems are erect. Comfrey can be pretty invasive, so it's best to keep an eye on it if planted in gardens. Grow your own mulch and compost accelerator! Comfrey has time and again been described as a 'wonder plant' because of its many benefits and uses. The leaves can be steeped in water to make 'comfrey tea', which is an excellent food for many plants.

Hardy perennial plant that grows quickly. The plant needs no special care and grows in partial shade from the sun.

Cold stratification is required for comfrey seeds to germinate. Sow in autumn or winter - the seeds will germinate in Spring OR put the seeds in the fridge for 4-6 weeks. Sow 3mm deep & 60cm apart. Germination in 3-4 weeks at 21-24°C. Seed germination may be erratic.