No herb garden or any garden should be without comfrey Although somewhat invasive, comfrey will turn hardpan clay into humus in a couple of years. It is an excellent cover crop for eroded soil and is used in Permaculture design projects to create fertile soil high in nitrogen and potassium. Try planting seed potatoes by placing a piece of the tuber on a comfrey leaf. Comfrey leaves also make an excellent mulch or addition to the compost pile to hasten decomposition.
Salves or poultices made from the leaves reduce swelling and sooth bruises. The blue borage-like flowers attract bees and hummingbirds. Welcome comfrey to your garden in zones 3-9.
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