Rue Plant Live, Ruda Herb in Pot, Aromatic Evergreen Garden Plant, Ruta graveolens Ornamental Herb Starter

Add a distinctive aromatic plant to your garden with this live Rue herb, commonly known as Ruda. Rue is an ornamental herb with blue-green to green foliage and a strong, characteristic scent. It can be grown in a suitable outdoor herb garden or container where its light and drainage needs can be met.

PLANT DETAILS

• Common name: Rue / Ruda

• Botanical name: Ruta graveolens — confirm the species before publishing

• Product type: Live potted herb plant

• Quantity: Confirm the number of plants included

• Foliage: Typically blue-green to green

• Growing location: Best suited to an appropriate outdoor growing space

• Watering: Moderate to light once established; allow soil to dry somewhat between waterings

• Soil: Well-draining soil

• Light: A sunny location is generally preferred

GROWING TIPS

Plant rue in well-draining soil and provide plenty of light. Avoid consistently wet soil, which can damage the roots. Container growing can make it easier to manage soil drainage and choose a suitable location.

Wear gloves when pruning or handling the plant, and wash your hands afterward. Rue sap may cause skin irritation or a phototoxic reaction when skin is exposed to sunlight. Keep the plant away from children and pets, and do not ingest it or use it as a home remedy without qualified medical guidance.

PLEASE NOTE

• This listing is for a live plant, not seeds or a dried herb product.

• Plant size and appearance may vary naturally.

• The exact plant height, pot size, and quantity should be confirmed before purchase.

• Rue has a history of traditional uses, but this listing does not claim to treat or prevent any medical condition.

• Its strong scent does not guarantee insect or pest repellency.

• Check local growing and shipping restrictions before ordering.

A note for the seller: Confirm the botanical identity, pot size, plant height, and number of plants included. Use “medicinal” or “insect repellent” only if the intended claims can be substantiated and comply with applicable marketplace rules.