Lantana hardiness varies by cultivar. Some newer selections overwinter in North Carolina (zone 7-8), while traditional types are only reliable to zone 8. Since the plant is still blooming, identify the cultivar to determine its cold tolerance.
If unsure of the cultivar, treat as tender: mulch heavily and hope for the best, or take cuttings as insurance.
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