Comfrey does well in Florida gardens, where it grows year round and tolerates cold weather. Since it is a perennial, cut it back yearly in January or February to reduce the thatch and encourage new succulent leaf growth.

Will comfrey grow in South Florida?

Does Comfrey grow in Florida? Yes, Comfrey will grow in Florida without a problem. It is a perennial high yield plant with long, hairy leaves that grow fast and offers gardeners many benefits.

Is comfrey native to Florida?

Wild Comfrey (Cynoglossum virginianum) is rare in Florida, found only in Gadsden and Liberty Counties in and around Torreya State Park. As such, it has also been classified as a state endangered species.