The first picture is earliest to bloom and my favorite color.
It's fairly low growing with smaller narrower leaves than the other...I think it was called Russian comfrey by the person who gave it to me but I've never been sure..
The second photo is some from seed, 'symphytum officinale' bought from Richters.
It I am certain of except that I already had a similar growing one with similar colored flowers that I think is intermingling in some planting areas...not pollinating since that one is sterile even though the common has viable seed.
Will add photos as they flower.
The third photo is a clumping type and It will have pinkish flowers.
I shared it years ago at a plant swap and lost mine when we moved so have been able to get some plants from our son who I shared with originally. I've never known it's name?
I realize flowers are probably key to ID...should be more blooming soon as they are budding up.
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#1 blue flowers, low growing
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#2 common, viable seed
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#3 clumping,
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