Not fully purple and not fully white, this comfrey cultivar boasts a rare bloom of creamy white with faint lavender markings. Comfrey is also known as boneset or knitbone and has been in cultivation since antiquity. Comfrey is native to Europe and Asia. Comfrey was for historically used treat bruises, sprains, and fractures. Today, comfrey herbal use is limited to topical applications only due to possible liver toxicity. Comfrey is a clump forming perennial that produces multiple tiny purple bell-shaped flowers that are borne on stalks that arch up and out of the dense dark green habit. Comfrey is a bee and butterfly nectar source. Comfrey is an excellent, low maintenance planting for the historic garden or wild scape.

• Common Name: Comfrey

• Latin Name: Symphytum officinale
• Seed Count: 10+ Seeds Per Packet
• Height: 12”- 36"
• Plant Class: Perennial
• Habit: Upright, Clumping
• USDA Zones: 4 - 8
• Growing instructions are provided on each seed packet