Ruta graveolens COMMON RUE (plant)

Common rue, also called stinking rue, fragrant rue, is a perennial of the Rutaceae family.
It is mainly grown for its aromatic leaves.

The flowering of the rue plant is yellow during the summer.

Its leaves are bluish and very fragrant.

Uses:

A historical treasure

Cultivated since antiquity by the Greeks and Romans, rue was once considered an exceptional plant.
This small, compact subshrub is distinguished by its decorative blue-green foliage and architectural silhouette.
Ideal for dry gardens, rockeries, or aromatic beds, it pairs harmoniously with species like rosemary or sage.

A natural ally for the garden

Appreciated for its natural repellent properties, this plant is a precious ally for biodiversity in the vegetable garden.
Planted along borders, it contributes to structuring your beds in an ecological way.
This plant is offered exclusively for ornamental collection and landscaping.

Planting and culture:

• Plant the root ball in a 3-liter pot with a potting soil-based substrate.
• Pack well and then water copiously during planting.
• It can also be planted directly in the ground in a sunny location.

• Perennial and hardy.
• Original bluish leaf color.
• Beautiful yellow flowering.