Being the dip that I am, is this Comfrey please?
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I'm not convinced, comfrey has fuzzy leaves, so give it a feel and see if its smooth or fuzzy.http://togrowahome.wordpress.com/ making a house a home and a garden home grown.
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Yes it is.Ali
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Originally posted by NoTWHaTiTWaSNT View Postcan anyone enlighten me on how to add a thumbnail picture... like the one above.
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My money is on Borage ... if the blue flowers face upwards then its likely to be Borage, dangling flowers then Comfrey.K's Garden blog the story of the creation of our garden
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Originally posted by Greenleaves View PostI got all excited as well
If so, personally, I would not have a self-sown one, but rather the Bocking-14 sterile one (for which you will have to get a cutting - a bit of root will grow, and the local allotment growers should have loads and will no doubt spare you a bit).
I grew Comfrey from seed, before I knew about Bocking-14. That was 7 years ago and I still have it springing up in places, even though I eradicate it whenever I see it nowLast edited by Kristen; 26-04-2014, 09:25 AM.K's Garden blog the story of the creation of our garden
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I got mine from the company below and they are on there 2nd year and growing like mad. Have taken a crop off already for the potatoes. Not too expensive either for a crop that will last for years.
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