I could really do with some comfrey in the garden, as I garden organically and would find a huge range of uses for the stuff. Does anyone have any self-seeded baby plants they'd like to rehome? Either I can swap for seeds or possibly small plants depending on what you fancy. :)
Ta,
Melanie
Oooh, fantastic! Message is on its way to you. :D
Melanie
Good grief I forgot! I'm so busy at me B & B cleaning and cooking, cooking and cleaning that I've not been to plot. have six guests in this weekend so I don't think I'll get time to go digging up comfrey. If I go on Sunday I promise I'll get you some
Wardy
what is a comfrey pipe wardy? is it legal to smoke comfrey? ::)
that sounds diffrent
smoking the comfrey sounds goooooooood man
;D ;)
oh well
is there any shops that sell it as it makes good green manure
Waggi, it will be in the Organic Gardening catalogue. Unfortunately their website is down for essential maintenance just now...
Waggi I can let you have one of mine. I've just found another coming up in my link a bord bed. Don't know how it got there but you may have it :)
been away for a while wood love that is it still avalibul
Waggie It's either a comfrey or a foxglove ;D No, if you still want one let me have your details and I'll get you one in the post. Would like a swop though. I'm always in the market for mixed oriental leaf seeds :)
Come to think of it I dug one up on the communal plot yesterday and potted it up. It's a proper Bocking 14 I think. I think it must be as it's near the comfrey pipe. We had a session yesterday chopping comfrey to fill our pipe to make more lovely fertiliser. Seems to be doing really good on the brassicas. For a bit of fun we grew Mammoth cabbages and sold them at our plant fayre. They were fantastic things, no doubt helped by generous helpings of sheep dung liquid and comfrey