Manulea is a genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Scrophulariaceae. Its native range is Africa.

Manulea tomentosa, synonymously known as Lychnidea tomentosa or Selago tomentosa and commonly known as Woolly Manulea in English and Duine Vingertjies in Afrikaans is a South African endemic herb that can blossom in the seedling stage. It has grey, woolly, fleshy leaves, conspicuous finger-like heads of brownish yellow or deep orange flowers from winter to midsummer, and it thrives in coastal areas. This plant has a much more dense growth habit with thicker, more hairy leaves when it grows near the sea, but is a more upright, rounded bushy plant when it grows in coastal sands further inland.