| Name: | Lantana |
| Height: | 1-6′ |
| Width/Spread: | 3-6′ |
| Light: | Sun/Partial Shade |
| Evergreen/Deciduous: | D |
| Seasonal Interest: | Spring to Fall |
| Color/Feature: | Highly variable, white, purple, yellow, orange, red, pink, even with two or three colors on single cyme. |
| EarthKindTM Rating: | 9 |
| Maintenance: | Cut dead canes to the ground in mid-winter; if the plant has survived, small sprouts will emerge from the base of the plant in early spring. |
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Lantana spp. Some form groundcovers only 1′ or so tall, others are rounded shrubs reaching 6′ in height. The dark green foliage is prickly with a pungent scent. Shrubs, herbaceous perennials, or annuals depending upon the cultivar and location of growth. Good varieties for Lubbock area are Confetti, Irene and Dallas Red. Attracts butterflies. |
Learn about other water-wise perennials for Lubbock County, courtesy of Lubbock Master Gardeners Association.