vigula
Vigula is a genus of small, evergreen shrubs belonging to the family Ericaceae. These plants are native to the Mediterranean region and parts of Macaronesia, thriving in dry, rocky, and often exposed environments. They are characterized by their small, leathery leaves, typically arranged alternately along the stems, and their bell-shaped flowers, which can vary in color from white to pink or purple depending on the species.
The genus Vigula contains several species, though some classifications have seen them grouped with related genera
Due to their compact growth habit and tolerance to drought, Vigula plants are sometimes used in landscaping,