Lantana

Lantana is a vibrant and hardy plant known for its clusters of small, brightly colored flowers. The flowers can come in a variety of colors including yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, and white, often changing shades as they age, creating a multicolored effect within a single cluster. Lantana has a bushy, spreading habit, with dark green, slightly rough-textured leaves that emit a distinct aroma when crushed. The plant is drought-tolerant and thrives in full sun, making it a popular choice for gardens in warm climates. It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, adding dynamic life to any garden setting. Lantana is also low-maintenance, resistant to pests and diseases, and can be grown in a variety of settings including garden beds, borders, and containers.

Common Name
Lantana
Formal Name
Lantana
Min Hardiness Zone
10
Hummingbird Attraction Intensity
8
Butterfly Attraction Intensity
10
Moisture Requirements
Light Requirement
Soil Requirements
Height
12
Width
36
Deer Resistance
10
Rabbit Resistance
10
Growth Form
Life Cycle
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