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Comfrey Bucket

Tussiemussie

By Tussiemussie


Comfrey Bucket (Symphytum officinale)
  • Photo posted on 23 Jun, 2007
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Pack a tub with leaves, weigh down with a brick, let the leaves liquify for a week or two, strain off your free fertiliser. Use on potatoes, tomatoes, tomatillo's, aubergines, runner beans etc. In trials potatoes cropped better with comfrey than with conventional fertilisers or manure.



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