Comfrey Patch
Comfrey Patch
Crowds one path slightly. Cut back after pollinators are done.
Life Log
Timeline
- observation
June 16, 2026
Perennial corner starting to feel established
By mid-June the corner was filling in hard, with comfrey towering, raspberries loaded up, tomatoes nearby, and the sea berries holding the center.
Tagged Archive
Older Gallery Photos
September 5, 2026
A young pumpkin hanging right off the fence line, still green and striped, holding its own weight on the wire. Growing vertical is the cheat code when the beds are already full. Comfrey underneath, vines running everywhere.
Date not set
Two bees on the same bloom. This is what a healthy pollinator population looks like -- comfrey, dill, and sunchokes pulling them in all season.
Date not set
Comfrey putting on a show. Deep taproots, incredible compost activator, and the pollinators can't get enough of those bell flowers.
Date not set
Comfrey going massive in the background, young sea berry in a grow bag up front with a wire cage to give it a fighting chance. The perennial corner is patient work -- slow to establish, then it just runs.
Date not set
Three yellow squash picked right off the plant. The mother plant is right there in the background, completely unbothered, already working on more. Comfrey doing its thing on the right.