Lantana depressa, commonly called Gold Lantana or Pineland Trailing Lantana, is a low, spreading shrub native to Florida's pine rocklands. It features small, rough, aromatic leaves and clusters of bright golden-yellow flowers that bloom nearly year-round in warm climates. The flowers are a magnet for butterflies, bees, and other pollinators. Its trailing habit makes it excellent for ground cover, slopes, or spilling over walls.
This lantana thrives in full sun and well-drained, sandy soil. It is highly drought-tolerant and salt-tolerant, ideal for coastal gardens. Unlike the invasive Lantana camara, L. depressa is a well-behaved native that supports local ecology. In cooler zones, it can be grown as an annual or container plant. A tough, beautiful, and ecologically valuable ground cover for hot, sunny sites.

| Family: | Verbenaceae (ver-be-NAY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Lantana (lan-TAN-a) |
| Species: | depressa (de-PRESS-uh) |
| Synonym: | Lantana depressa var. depressa |
Fertilizing Lantana for Maximum Blooms
Rose 'Sutter's Gold': Swim's 1950 Golden Classic
Hosta 'Gold Standard': The Original Gold-Centered Hosta
Hosta 'Gold Drop': Liquid Gold in the Shade
Petunia 'Wave Rose': Wave Rose Petunia – Spreading Carpet of Rose-Pink Blooms
Wave Blue Petunia (Petunia 'Wave Blue'): Cascading Color for Containers
Hosta 'Aspen Gold': Grapes-AHS's Quaking Gold
Hosta 'Granary Gold' – Golden Foliage from 1988
Hosta 'Gold Edger' – Classic Gold for Borders Since 1978
Hosta 'Demetriou's Gold' – Golden Treasure from 2001
Hosta 'Good As Gold': Bright Gold-Leaved Hosta for Shady Spots
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