Ruda plant

Rue (Ruda) is a powerful herb used in spiritual and ritual practices, known to cleanse and purify spaces and objects, and as protection against all evil.

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Rue is a very lively-looking perennial plant that can grow up to 1 meter high. It is very pretty with alternating leaves, stems shaped like branches that are blue-green and striking yellow flowers. There has always been a magical power attributed to this plant, in fact it was thought that if it dried out it was because it had absorbed the negativity from the area. At oneHOWTO we explain how to care for a rue plant.

Generally, in a limited amount, the Ruda plant can work as an antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, etc. If the intake is high, it can be toxic.

Woody evergreen perennial native to the Mediterranean is a very noticeable, attractive, blue-green, lacy, shrub-like plant, with long-lived bright yellow blooms. One of the oldest of all talismanic plants, Rue was used to ward off contagion, malevolent spirits and fleas. Growing the plant in your garden is said to bring financial rewards.

Rue plants are hardy and recommended for USDA hardiness zones 4-11 reaching 2'-3' feet tall, mulch heavily for winter. Forgiving, growing in dry, poor soil but needs a well drained soil. Attractive, pretty, blue green foliage are delicate and fern like and richly scented.

Yeah, I can see you giving me that raised eyebrow look. There she goes again with her fancy plant names. Actually I do not think that this one is fancy at all, it is probably just of the many herbs that you have not encountered yet. Having said that, let us look at how to

Rue is an herb plant that you probably won't don't hear about very often because its rarely used in most Western recipes. However, it has a ...

Rue (Ruta graveolens) does double duty in the sunny herb garden, attracting beneficial insects and repelling pests. Learn how to grow this herb.