Comfrey - Group (Symphytum officinale)

Comfrey - Group (Symphytum officinale)

Scaled set of drawings of the Comfrey (Group) in front and top views with dimensions
Description
Description

Comfrey (Group) (Symphytum officinale) is a dense planting of robust perennial herbs, forming a lush mass of large, lance-shaped, hairy green leaves. Rising above the foliage are clusters of bell-shaped flowers in purple, pink, or cream, creating a soft contrast against the textured greenery. Also known as Common Comfrey or Knitbone, this species is native to Europe and parts of Asia, flourishing in moist meadows, riverbanks, and lowland pastures.

In the crop, herb, or medicinal category, comfrey has been historically valued for its high allantoin content, a compound associated with cell regeneration, making it a traditional remedy for topical applications such as poultices and salves. Group plantings provide abundant leaf material for herbal uses, compost enrichment, and soil improvement, as comfrey’s deep roots draw nutrients from the subsoil. Its flowers are highly attractive to bees and other pollinators, and in group form, it creates a striking, functional, and ecologically beneficial presence in gardens or fields.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Comfrey (Group) has a typical overall height between 1’-3’ (30-91 cm) and spread diameter of 2’6”-4’ (76-122 cm).

Pair of outline illustrations of the Comfrey (Group) seen from the top and elevation views
Pair of outline illustrations of the Comfrey (Group) seen from the top and elevation views
3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
Comfrey - Group (Symphytum officinale)
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
1’-3’ | 30-91 cm
Width:
2’6”-4’ | 76-122 cm (Spread)
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Order: Boraginales
Family: Boraginaceae

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Scientific Name:
Symphytum officinale
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Drawings include:
Comfrey (Group) front elevation, plan view

Medicinal & Stimulant Plants are species valued for their naturally occurring chemical compounds that influence human physiology. They are found in diverse habitats ranging from tropical rainforests rich in biodiversity to temperate grasslands and alpine regions.

2’-3’ | 61-91 cm
2’-3’ | 61-91 cm (Spread)
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3’-6’ | 91-183 cm
3’6”-5’ | 107-152 cm (Spread)
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9”-13” | 23-33 cm (Spread)
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1’-3’ | 30-91 cm
2’6”-4’ | 76-122 cm (Spread)
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Comfrey (Group)
1’-3’ | 30-91 cm
9”-12” | 23-30 cm (Spread)
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