Common rue (Ruta graveolens) organic seeds

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Common rue (Ruta graveolens) organic seeds

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This particular spice is used in the kitchen in very small quantities, for example for fish soups. The sweet aromatic flavor of the common rue is difficult to describe, because it can not be easily compared to any other spice. It also gives many Grappa preparations their characteristic aroma ("grappa con ruta"). In the ancient Roman cuisine, rue was very popular, yet today the plant is a culinary rarity. It has also been used in traditional medicine - both as a remedy, as well as for its abortifacient effect. Planted in your garden, it keeps cats away from certain places.
100 Ruta graveolens seed

Plant description

Lifecycle:	Perennial
Eventual height:	10-100 cm
Flowering months:	May June July
Flower colour:	Yellow
Special features:	Open-pollinated
Species:	Rutaceae

Growing advice

Sowing depth:	0.5 cm
When to sow outdoors:	May June
Germination time:	2-3 weeks
Germination temperature:	15-20°C
Planting distance:	40 cm
Row spacing:	40 cm
Sunlight:	Full sun

The rue needs light to germinate, so the seeds should not be covered with soil. In pre-culture in a seed bag at 20 ° C, the seed germinates within 1-3 weeks. The seedlings should be transplanted to small pots and be planted outdoors after the last freezing at a planting distance of about 30-40cm. Ruta graveolens grows well in a sunny spot with nutrient-rich, permeable and not too moist soil.
The common rue reseeds itself after a flowering period and can spread very erratically under good growth conditions. When pruning or removing the plant always wear gloves and protect your skin - in combination with sunlight, the common rue can cause severe skin irritation and dermatitis.

Other names

Botanical name:	Ruta graveolens, R. hortensis
German names:	Gertrudenkraut, Gnadenkraut, Kreuzraute, Totenkraut, Edelraute, Gartenraute, Augenkraut, Augenraute, Pfingstwuttel, Weinkraut
French names:	Rue Vineuse, Rue des Jardins, Herbe À la Belle Fille
English names:	Herb-Of-Grace