Good good, been keeping busy I hope? And I'm well too thankyou, I've now got two jobs in two different nurseries which I'm happy about! Although college has been hard recently, hence taking a break from here.
Comfrey is great for bees and great for compost - just keep hauling some of it out and add to your heap. Also makes super fertiliser as comfrey 'tea', soaked in a bucket until it gets pretty smelly - great for the garden.
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Sorry Panda, the the top pics
Hi Ryan
Definitely a symphytum, not officinale, that's not out yet by along way.
Might be this one,
http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/plant?plantid=1894
I'd be expecting spanish bluebells from the second but I don't always get what I expect
In the sticks near Peterborough
Nut
I was trying desperately to remember when officinale flowers but some things don't come to mind as quickly as they used to 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Mine haven't started to put up stems yet. It's a large coarse plant. Good for beside my pond though
My little white ones have been flowering for ages but I don't think they're the same as the photo.
There are a lot of symphytum out there
In the sticks near Peterborough
Glad other people are agreeing with me!
Hiya Dove and Star, how're you both?
I'm well thanks Ryan - and you?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Good good, been keeping busy I hope?
And I'm well too thankyou, I've now got two jobs in two different nurseries which I'm happy about! 
Although college has been hard recently, hence taking a break from here.
The top ones look like pulmonaria to me.
ceninp, I would agree
Comfrey is great for bees and great for compost - just keep hauling some of it out and add to your heap. Also makes super fertiliser as comfrey 'tea', soaked in a bucket until it gets pretty smelly - great for the garden.