Hidcote Blue Comfrey is a perennial herb used primarily as a poultice for bruises or as a salve for cuts, burns, or rashes. Once planted it is hard to remove. Its deep tap root breaks up clay soils and nourishes the soil. Leaves can be cut back several times a year as a nutritive mulch for other plants. Plant in an area that gets good morning sun and afternoon shade, perfect for under fruit trees. Flowers star with red buds to produce pale blue blooms. Very good nectar source for bees and butterflies. Zones 4-9
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Drought Tolerance | |
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Wet Soil Tolerance | |
Shade Tolerance | |
No Spray | |
Salt Tolerance | |
Thorns | |
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Self Fertile | |
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