Assertion: comfrey's root | /r/HasProperty | deep
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Does Comfrey Have Deep Roots?
text: Comfrey is a herbaceous perennial plant with short, thick, tuberous roots, a deep and expansive root system: Comfrey begins growth in early-April and by early May compact clusters of young leaves are visible in the crown of the old plant.
text: Comfrey has deep roots that bring nutrients up from deep down in the ground.
text: Comfrey has deep roots that penetrate far into the soil and provide channels for water to percolate, air to circulate, and soil organisms to travel.
text: Comfrey has very deep roots and is packed full of beneficial nutrients.
text: Comfrey has very deep roots that reach into the subsoil to draw up plant nutrients, which are then made available in its leaves.
text: I knew that because comfrey grows very deep roots (like 15 or more feet deep), and because it grows very easily from root cuttings, that once I planted it, odds are, it would be in that spot forever.
text: It has deep roots, dark green leaves, and the entire plant is covered in short, rough hairs.
text: As comfrey has deep roots, in can draw up minerals that other plants can’t reach, this in turn can benefit plants growing nearby.