Crowns are pieces taken from the growing point of the plant and are commonly used to establish new comfrey plants. Crown offsets and root cuttings are both standard ways to propagate comfrey.

Each order includes fresh comfrey planting stock prepared for dispatch, with a printed guide included where applicable. We also provide first step care guidance so you know what to do when your parcel arrives.

Live plant orders ship on Monday and Tuesday only so they move during the week and do not sit in transit over a weekend.

Your request is received when you submit the form. Your order is confirmed once stock has been checked and your invoice or payment arrangement has been confirmed.

After you submit your request, we will contact you with an invoice or payment details. Payment can be arranged by EFT or another confirmed method shared with you directly.

Yes. You can choose either Courier Guy Locker delivery or courier to your door when placing your request, depending on what suits your area and delivery preference.

Open the parcel as soon as possible, keep the crowns cool and slightly moist, and plant them according to the guide provided. Live planting stock should not be left sealed for longer than necessary after delivery.

Orders are only shipped once payment reflects with the correct invoice number or reference.

Comfrey is widely used in organic and regenerative gardens for chop-and-drop mulch, composting, and liquid feeds because it grows vigorously and produces a lot of leafy material.

That depends on the type. Common comfrey can spread more easily, while Bocking 14 is widely grown because it is known for not spreading by seed. Our main current offer is a Bocking 14 line supplied as crowns, while common comfrey is handled separately.

Plant crowns into fertile soil, keep the area evenly moist while they establish, and give them enough room to develop. Once settled, comfrey becomes a vigorous perennial that can provide repeated leafy growth.