Symphytum sp. (Comfrey) MG CC

Comfrey is a perennial plant that grows in clumps naturally along riverbanks and in grasslands and can be used in the garden as the raw material used to produce comfrey tea. The plant grows slightly taller than it is wide. It features large, pointed, dark green leaves up to 8 inches long that have a coarse, hairy texture. The lower leaves tend to be larger than the upper ones on the plant. Clusters of tiny bell-shaped flowers bloom on drooping stems in the late spring. They often attract bees and other pollinators. Comfrey has a vigorous growth rate and can be planted at any time when the soil is not frozen.