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A small sub-shrub with beautiful glaucous blue pinnate foliage. The greenish yellow flowers are pretty but the foliage is its principal o...Read More
I purchased this plant perhaps a month ago, and it's potted in terracotta on our front porch. I'm a lover of plants with history, and am ...Read More
Rue is hardy for me in zone 6, PA. It self sows only moderately and has survived winters in sunny and half-shaded areas.The main stalk o...Read More
seeking information on traditional chinese uses, both garden and medicinal, and/or significance of this plant. thanks. :)
I've grown Rue here for about three years now. As a Sicilian Strega it is an important part of my history. Rue is the scared plant to t...Read More
A few years ago I bought a plant and grew it in my garden for a year until I decided that didn't like it. I had already realised that whe...Read More
Plant WARNING!!! I am sorry to say this......
This is my 3rd year of growing rue. During summer, it is always covered w/ B-fly ...Read More
This is one of my favorite plants. I knew that it might cause dermatitis in some people but I have not suffered any problems from it. I...Read More
I put rue in a small pot on my fence last season (hung it on
my fence so my kitty wouldn't eat any). In no time I had 5
Gia...Read More
I love the foliage on this plant I planted five of them and lost two but plan on planting a lot more for next year. I have Giant Swallowt...Read More
Rue, Ruta graveolens is a Naturalized plant in Texas.
After several years of trying to grow Rue from seed,
I was determined more than ever, so I dumped an
entire package of seed...Read More
Out of all the beautiful things about this plant, it's most significant functions is to provide food for Black Swallowtails and Giant Swa...Read More
Right about now, our rue (rutaceae family) hedge is heavily populated with burgeoning black swallowtail caterpillars. We love the butter...Read More
My mom grows a lot of rue every year. We use it to make a traditional dessert sweet mung bean soup (we're Chinese) and it tastes great. ...Read More
My information says that Rue is hardy in zones 4-11, and indeed, it survives here in zone 5. It even self-seeds a little. I like the lo...Read More
I was concerned about this plant after reading the comments here. I wrote to the nursery where I bought it and this is their response ....Read More
I have found some crushed rue covered by a bandage on skin cysts or large blemishes tends to heal them very quickly. A skin cyst can dis...Read More
Here it is a "luck" plant. People use it to bring luck to their houses, either planting a cutting on their years, or just putting a branc...Read More
Loved your website. Told me what I needed to know about my rue, which I have had for 10 years, and weeded, and traded at the plant excha...Read More
I have very positive feelings about this plant's attractiveness and usefulness, but I also am typing this right now with several large bl...Read More
one of this plants best qualities is its power to keep dogs out of the garden when used as a border plant, in certain cases it even keeps...Read More
This plant looks really great in my garden. I really like the shape of the leaves and that it is evergreen like. I do not find it as in...Read More
Plant self-seeds somewhat, but not enough to be considered invasive; just enough to share with friends.
The phrase "You'll RUE the day..." comes from this plant, as touching it produces a dermatitis in many people. Mine produces lovely yello...Read More
Evergreen shrub from Southern Europe.
Has blue-green, pinnatisect, ovate, scented leaves. Bears yellow, 4 petalled, cup sh...Read More