Symphytum grandiflorum | Creeping Comfrey The country dairy of an edwardian lady no sunny spot or cottage

no sunny spot or cottage garden would be complete without this well-behaved daisy

Eucomis 'Tiny Piny" forms a good-sized clump and each rosette has extremely wavy-edged leaves plummy coloured leaves and is topped

Height to 1metre x 0

Dimensions 33cm Wide x 40cm Wide with gusset in the bottom

Symphytum grandiflorum | Creeping Comfrey The country dairy of an edwardian lady no sunny spot or cottageWe call it a comfrey and as its name suggests, it will creep through the areas where you plant it. We use it under fruit trees and also as a ground cover in some of our bigger spaces in the garden that need filling as the bees just cant get enough of it and for us that is reason enough. We find it does not spread rampantly and we have found that it is not as deep rooted as our big Comfrey and we find we can easily dig it out if we want to move it and