Lantana is a colorful, easy-care perennial that thrives in the heat! Butterflies and hummingbirds love it. The blooms come in many colors—orange, red, yellow, pink, lavender, white, and many multi-colored varieties. Varieties range in size from taller mounding bush types to trailing groundcover forms. In mild climates they flower year-round. Plant in full sun and give them room to spread. Once established, they need very little water.
Prune lightly to shape. Excellent for containers, hanging baskets, and mass plantings.
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