Symphytum 'Moorland Heather' is a cultivar of comfrey in the borage family, Boraginaceae, that flowers in spring. As a Symphytum, it belongs to a group of plants native to northern temperate Europe and Asia and widely grown beyond their original range. Its flowering season is April to June, a useful window for early pollinator activity. Several Symphytum species and hybrids are commonly used in gardens and traditional herbal preparations.

Symphytum 'Moorland Heather' is a comfrey cultivar that flowers April to June and belongs to the Boraginaceae family.

Symphytum 'Moorland Heather'

Comfrey | Symphytum 'Moorland Heather'

Symphytum rubrum of gardens is a perennial herb in the Boraginaceae grown for its concentrated bloom from April to June. It belongs to the genus Symphytum and originates from Europe. Plants suit moist, loamy, neutral to alkaline soils and will tolerate full sun or partial shade. Handle with care: repeated ingestion is harmful and gloves are recommended when working with the foliage.

Comfrey 'Rubrum' (Symphytum rubrum of gardens) is a perennial herb flowering April to June suited to moist, neutral to alkaline loamy soils in sun or.

Symphytum is a genus of flowering plants in the borage family, Boraginaceae, known by the common name comfrey.

Symphytum rubrum of gardens

Comfrey 'Rubrum' | Symphytum rubrum of gardens

Symphytum × uplandicum 'Variegatum' is a perennial herb in the borage family notable for its variegated foliage. It flowers in the UK from April to June. Plants prefer moist, loamy, well-drained soil with a neutral to alkaline pH and will tolerate full sun or partial shade. The leaves contain pyrrolizidine alkaloids and are toxic if ingested, so avoid use where children or livestock might feed.

Variegated Comfrey Symphytum × uplandicum 'Variegatum' is a variegated perennial herb for moist, neutral to alkaline soils in sun or part shade.