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Looking for Russian Comfrey plant
steward
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Location: Northwest Montana from Zone 3a to 4b (multiple properties)
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posted 2 years ago
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posted 2 years ago
I buy mine here: http://www.coescomfrey.com/comfrey.html The man is great to deal with and I've been very happy with the Comfrey I got from him. I have split and re-split mine several times now and it's all doing great.
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posted 2 years ago
I think my variety is Russian, its the kind that doesn't seed and you have to propagate it by roots.
Someone (Nicanor Garza) gave me some roots last year and now I have a bunch of roots, I'd be willing to mail a few.
Someone (Nicanor Garza) gave me some roots last year and now I have a bunch of roots, I'd be willing to mail a few.
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Thomas warren
Posts: 69
Location: Yakima County, E WA
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posted 2 years ago
Hi Ian,
If no one else speaks up, (hopefully some one will from your country), I can send you some this spring. Shipping them will be a small fortune. Just warning you. Marilyn
If no one else speaks up, (hopefully some one will from your country), I can send you some this spring. Shipping them will be a small fortune. Just warning you. Marilyn
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Ian Petrie
Posts: 15
Location: Tuffnell, SK. Zone 3B
