Note: Check the appropriate hardware installation guide to verify that the configuration register can be used before you change the configuration register on your router to one of the values in this table.
What Are Rue Plants Used for? The rue plant (Ruta graveolens), also known as Ave-grace, garden rue and herb of grace, is part of the Rutacaea plant family. Rue is a perennial herb or small shrub with a strong odor that blooms tiny, greenish-yellow flowers and is native to Southern Europe. Rue has been used throughout history for a variety of reasons, and today it is still a useful herb to have in your garden.
Pesticide and Repellent. Whether growing or dried, rue plants are useful for repelling insects, and can be grown as a companion plant for roses and raspberries. The dried leaves are also an effective moth repellent. In the garden, rue may be planted near valuable plants to repel cats as well. When mixed as a decoction, rue can be used topically to kill lice and fly larvae.