Description

One Comfrey plants bare rooted Organically grown Google the benefits and other uses No returns on garden Its roots grow quickly and multiply Each part of The part can be used Comfrey (Symphytum Officinale) •Bee Friendly •Butterfly Friendly •Hummingbird Friendly •Non-GMO •American grown seeds Description: Comfrey is a perennial shrub that is native to Europe and some parts of Asia. Fond of moist soils, comfrey has a thick, hairy stem, and grows 1 to 3 feet tall. Its flowers are dull purple, blue or whitish, and densely arranged in clusters. The leaves are oblong, and often look different depending on where they are on the stem. Lower leaves are broad at the base and tapered at the ends while upper leaves are broad throughout and narrow only at the ends. The root has a black outside and fleshy whitish inside filled with juice. Medicinal Properties: Comfrey root and leaves has long been in use to make salve or ointments externally for bites, burns, bruises, sprains, stings, and wound