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Hi to allI have made a seat under a tree on my allotment from some old York stone lintels I have dug up. I want to plant some Comfrey in the space behind it, to make good use of it.Where do you get Comfrey Bocking 14 from? I have never seen it anywhere. Secondly will Comfrey grow in shade?Thanks in advance.Michelle.
As far as I am aware Bocking 14 doesnt self seed so wont spread and take over.
Now blocking will spread as easily as any other comfrey from pieces of root..so decide the spot for your comfrey carefully..once you start moving it into other position you'll find that it will still pop up were it originally was.Now..I'm not 100% sure that mine is actual Blocking..but it is Russian..and it is well behaved and haven't self-seeded itself even I do let it flower..now and then only though ::)But If needs to be..you are wellcome to it.. ;D
Quote from: goodlife on September 19, 2010, 20:02:48Now blocking will spread as easily as any other comfrey from pieces of root..so decide the spot for your comfrey carefully..once you start moving it into other position you'll find that it will still pop up were it originally was.Now..I'm not 100% sure that mine is actual Blocking..but it is Russian..and it is well behaved and haven't self-seeded itself even I do let it flower..now and then only though ::)But If needs to be..you are wellcome to it.. ;DIts BOCKING 14, being the name of the trials in Bocking , Essex where it was developed. , and the point is it is sterile and doesn't set seed, and therefore doesnt spread by that means.