Sanguinus
Sanguinus is a genus of flowering plants within the family Lamiaceae, commonly known as the mint family. The genus is recognized for its aromatic properties and ornamental appeal, featuring species that are often cultivated for their attractive foliage and flowers. Sanguinus species are primarily native to regions of South America, particularly in countries such as Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay.
Plants within the Sanguinus genus are typically characterized by their shrubby growth form, with several species
Some Sanguinus species are also valued for their medicinal uses, traditionally employed in local folk remedies
Cultivation of Sanguinus plants requires well-drained soil and ample sunlight. They are adaptable to various climatic
In horticulture, Sanguinus species are appreciated for their striking appearance and their ability to attract pollinators,