Bloomin lovely!
Well not exactly bloomin because it's Winter but brilliant in any case. Always timely, always good quality and always respond to queries. My custom is assured.
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Some Herbs may be too tall for our standard packaging and will be trimmed to fit. This will not be detrimental to the plant but will mean that these herbs will flower later in the year.
The Blister packs used to protect our beautiful herbs during transit are made from 100% recycled plastic and can be recycled kerbside.
'Hidcote Blue' Comfrey (also known as comphrey) is a native herb in Britain. It has a myriad of uses, and Comfrey is one of the most useful plants you can grow in your garden. The purplish-pink buds which appear in spring and summer, open to bell-shaped flowers which are an electric blue colour. This variety is not as tall as some of the others and is useful as ground-cover between shrubs, making a weed-proof cluster of rough-textured green leaves, Height and spread approx 50 cm. This hardy perennial will flourish in almost any soil type and situation, and as it is such a vigorous plant, it needs very little encouragement to grow well. To encourage a second flush of flowers and rejuvenate the foliage, prune the plants hard to the ground after flowering and feed with a liquid feed. They are adored by bees and butterflies so they are great plants if you make honey or want to have lots of wildlife in your garden.
Comfrey has long been known as a medicinal herb, and it was cultivated by the Greeks and Romans for its powerful properties. Comfrey was historically used to treat a wide variety of ailments ranging from bronchial problems, broken bones, sprains, arthritis, gastric and varicose ulcers, severe burns, acne and other skin conditions. Today Comfrey is almost solely grown for its ornamental properties and for its use as a wonderful natural fertilizer and compost activator when steeped in water it is a must have for the organic gardener.
It is important to note that Comfrey is not to be taken internally as it could cause liver damage.
Our potted Comfrey 'Hidcote Blue' herb plants are generally available to buy online between March and September.
Symphytum 'Hidcote Blue'(Comfrey 'Hidcote Blue') Herb Plant | |
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Aspect/Site | Full sun |
Soil Type | Free draining soil |
Flower Colour | Blue |
Height | 50cm |
Spread | 50cm |
Latin Name | Symphytum 'Hidcote Blue' |
Hardiness | RHS rating H7 - Very Hardy |
Culinary | none |
Scented | None |
Medicinal/Cosmetic | Natural Fertiliser |
Flowering/Harvest/Interest | Summer |
Special Features | Pollinator Friendly |
Type of Garden | Cottage/Informal |
Well not exactly bloomin because it's Winter but brilliant in any case. Always timely, always good quality and always respond to queries. My custom is assured.
nice size and very healthy looking, thanks!
Bought 4 of this variety as it was recommended as an excellent ground cover plants for under a conifer hedge. Plants were healthy, well packaged in a cardboard box and in individual recycled plastic covers and which were further recyclable
Very good sized plant, very healthy and really excellent value.
The four Comfrey 'Hidcote Blue' arrived on time and well packaged. They have only been planted for a couple of weeks so not much to say except that new leaves have begun to appear so they have started.
Arrived on time extremely well packed . Big plant good value for money.
Plant good arrived in the set time . Well packaged in plastic container, inside a good strong box
Very well-packaged, arrived without a problem at all. Excellent plant quality, healthy and quick-growing. Good size (small enough to ship but large enough to plant out immediately.) Overall, extremely pleased!
Planted two weeks ago and already doing well. A very healthy plant that arrived quickly, well-packaged and just as described.