I don't use it for anything other than looking at. I think it is far too risky for the inexpert.

Go to the site MedicalHerb Info.com this site has a lot of info on herbs,I already looked and it's there to read,plus much much more.

I use it to host giant butterflies. Huge butterflies lay eggs on the plant, they're so beautiful.

I have these beautiful plants as a tick deterrent http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20130924/LIFESTYLE/309249996

Old folklore is if you plant rue by your front door it wards off evil spirits and witches. So it bringd good luck by planting by front door.

How to use it? S-P-A-R-I-N-G-L-Y.

Snip a few fronds into a salad for a peppery flavour.

It was once used as an environmental herb; that is, it was strewn underfoot and trodden on, to give a good fragrance to the atmosphere and kill weevils, fleas and nasty little things so prevalent in the olden days!

Artemisia (Southernwood, Lad's love) was also used this way....

CherylM's link may not take you to the site directly. Try this link, too...