Borage?

When in bloom this plant has largish clusters of pink flowers on tall stalks.

Comfrey. I would dig it up asap and move it to an out of the way corner. The chives and basil will be swamped in no time if you leave it there.

Good luck digging it up!! Comfrey can have an amazingly deep root system that makes transplanting or removing often very problematic. Be sure you get every scrap of root or it will return and regrow in no time at all!!

Too true.

I would let the comfrey stay in this location rather than move it. I would move the other herbs as they are easier to move -- see above.

I agree - unless this is a dedicated herb bed in an optimum location and containing a collection of other herbs. The comfrey really belongs round the back of the shed behind the junk pile at the furthest end of the garden, not in a prime gardening spot. This one isn't too large and I think it could be extracted with care.

Different strokes for different folks. I put my comfrey in prime garden locations. I love the bell-like flowers. And so do the bumbles I love to watch.

It's a common wild plant here and since most of us have tiny gardens we tend to relegate Comfrey to a corner of the veg patch, if we grow it at all. I have Symphytum x uplandicum on the allotment which I cut several times a year and add to the compost heap. But I don't have space for it in the garden.

yes i think Comffrey herb ,it can be medicine for human