#aromatic shrubs
- Agathosma — A genus of small to medium-sized evergreen shrubs in the family Rutaceae, endemic to the Mediterranean-climate regions of South Africa, particularly the Western Cape province. These shrubs are highly recognized for their ericoid, aromatic leaves heavily dotted with oil glands that release a strong, pleasant, or medicinal scent when crushed, holding substantial ecological importance within the fynbos ecosystem alongside unique ornamental and therapeutic values.
- Aloysia — A genus of aromatic plants in the Verbenaceae family, native predominantly to the temperate and tropical regions of South and North America. This structural taxon encompasses shrubs or subshrubs recognized for their foliage rich in volatile essential oils, with intense citrusy or minty scents, widely cultivated in horticulture as decorative, medicinal, and aromatic plants.