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| Family | Boraginaceae | | Plant Type | | | Zone | USDA: 4a - 9b RHS: H - FH EGF: H1 - H5 Australia: 1 - 3
| | Care Level | low, easy, suitable for beginners. | | Height | 20 - 30 cm (8 - 12 in) | | Spread | 45 - 60 cm (1.5 - 2 ft) | | Light | partial shade to shade | | Soil Moisture | low to moist, well-drained | | Soil Type | clay to sandy | | Soil pH | acidic to alkaline |
| | Description | Symphytum ibericum (creeping comfrey) bears pale yellow blossoms during late spring to mid-summer. The foliage is deep green in colour. | | Typical Uses | Accent, border, container, edging, ground cover, mass planting and woodland. | | Special Characteristics | Symphytum ibericum tolerates drought, and is noted for being naturally resistant to rabbits. | | Cautions | When planning to use Symphytum ibericum (creeping comfrey), it is important to note that it is poisonous or toxic to children and pets. | | |
