Lantana is a staple of Southern summer color, with cultivars spanning trailing, mounding, and upright forms in a kaleidoscope of flower colors. Texas A&M’s comprehensive article “Lantana” details growth habits, hardiness, and landscape uses for dozens of varieties—from the compact ‘New Gold’ to the sprawling ‘Miss Huff’ and the sterile, non-invasive ‘Mozelle’.
Whether you need a groundcover, a container thriller, or a butterfly magnet for a perennial border, this guide matches cultivars to your site and design goals.
Read the full Texas A&M article: Lantana
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