Symphytum officinale

Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) NL: Smeerwortel / F: Consoude

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Scientific Name: Symphytum officinale. Common Names: Blackwort, bruisewort, common comfrey, knitbone, slippery root, boneset, yalluc, gum plant, ass ear. Distribution and Habitat: Comfrey is a plant indigenous to Europe and temperate parts of Asia. It has been suggested that its use can be dated back to 400 B.C. It has had various uses, not only as a medicinal herb but also as food and drink. Plant Description: Comfrey grows well in moist soils, producing a thick hairy stem, reaching between…

Comfrey is a "must have" plant in the Forest Garden. http://www.motherearthnews.com/uploadedImages/articles/issues/1974-05-01/Comfrey-Plant-web-fotolia.jpg A couple of months ago, I wrote an article about Comfrey (Symphytum species). Literally the next day, this video was published by Paul Wheaton over at Permies.com. It is a great compilation of interviews of people speaking about this plant. Watch for Toby Hemenway, the author of Gaia's Garden - an excellent book on backyard permaculture…

De smeerwortel is een kruid dat in de kruidengeneeskunde bekend staat om haar helende effecten bij kneuzingen en verstuikingen. Smeerwortel bevat name...

When we harvested that large amount of comfrey to mulch the orchard, I was carried away by the fragrance of the leaves.

Once Comfrey is established, it will take care of itself. Each year the plant will get a little larger, and the root system will get ...

A common and surprisingly tasty treat when battered and fried. See the Hedgerow Medicinal section below, before consumption.

Along with its extensive use for fractures, homeopathic Symphytum helps with injuries to cartilage, blows to the eye, phantom pain, and types of back pain.

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Symphytum officinale (Common Comfrey) is a coarse, spreading perennial forming a clump of long, elliptic, dark green leaves, 10 in. long (25 cm). In late spring to early summer, nodding, tubular bell-shaped, purple, pink or cream flowers appear in drooping clusters. Comfrey has a long history as a medicinal herb and has been grown in herbal gardens since the 12th century. It was used as a poultice to help the healing of broken bones and became known as boneset. Today, it is also used in…

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🇬🇧🇭🇷 [Discover the healing power of comfrey (Symphytum officinale) 🌿] 🇬🇧🌿 Comfrey, known for its powerful healing properties, is a remarkable plant that can benefit your skincare routine. Comfrey contains allantoin, which helps to promote cell regeneration and reduce inflammation, making it perfect for soothing irritated or damaged skin. Try incorporating comfrey into your skincare regimen. A simple DIY comfrey salve can work wonders. Have you used comfrey in your skincare routine?…

167173 Symphytum officinale L. / Bulliard, P., Flora Parisiensis, vol. 2: t. 103 (1776-1781) [P. Bulliard]

*HAVE light purple variety* Symphytum officinale or Common Comfrey with white or cream to yellowish flowers also has a red to purple flowered variety S.officinale var. patens. Other species of Symphytum cover the full range of colours from white through to yellow and blue through to purple.

>If you know your herbs, this is one you will not have ignored. God in His wisdom created for His Creation (us) this herb for those times we break something. He knew we would do it, so He provid…

The British flora medica, or, History of the medicinal plants of Great Britain : by Benjamin H. Barton, and Thomas Castle (1838) From the Swallowtail Garden Seeds collection of botanical photographs and illustrations. We hope you will enjoy these images as much as we do.