Texas Lantana

Companion Items/
Varieties

'Texas Lantana, Pink'

Flame Anisacanthus

'Flame Anisacanthus'

Salvia greggii

'Gregg's Salvia'

Common Name:	Texas Lantana
Botanical Name:	*Lantana horrida (L. camara)*
Plant Type:	Perennial
USDA Hardiness Zone:	7
AHS Heat Zone:	12 to 8
Light Requirements:	Full Sun; Partial Shade
Water Usage:	Low
Soil Type:	Well-Drained
Height:	4 to 5 ft.
Spread:	4 to 5 ft.
Season of Bloom:	April to November
Bloom Color:	Orange/Yellow; Pink/Yellow
Deciduous/Evergreen:	Deciduous
Native TX Plant:	Native
Wildlife Value:	Birds, Butterflies, Hummingbirds (nectar & larval food source)
Shipping Size:	4-inch pot
Availability:	No CA, HI, AZ, AK

We don't mean the low-growing, new-fangled hybrids. This tall growing (4' - 5' tall and wide) orange-yellow or pink-yellow bloomer is an extremely reliable perennial, whereas the new-improved versions may or may not come back after our winters. Grows well in dry, sunny, hot locations and blooms profusely from April till November. Outstanding butterfly attractor. Is showier and showier as the Texas heat becomes more intense. Plant it. Establish it. Enjoy it for a lifetime.

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