Lantana 'Dallas Red'

Hummers in Houston love this plant. I have several in my yard and the hummers swoop between it, my Pride of Parbados and the feeders.

LANTANA Depressa, is the only lantana that should be grown in florida. "especially south florida.

The other lantanas are s...Read Moretarving native butterflies and birds and destroying the ntive habitats in Florida.

Home depot and Lowes and other gardens center sell the the invasive lantans because eveyone is buying the pretty non-natives.

Florida Lantanas ( L. depressa ) are just as beautiful and do more good than harm.

I grew up in Southern California and use to walk through fields of lantana on my way to school. We have a lot of sun and mild winters wh...Read Moreich is ideal because it loves the heat and survives practically anything. Just be sure to trim it well or it gets very leggy. I like the purple flowered lantana best.

I understand the berries of this plant are very poisonous, so watch the kiddies. It grows wild in my yard in Englewood Fl.

We've been propogating them rather easily from leaf cuttings.

I need help. I live in South Texas and my plant did not even last 2 month before something ate it and two others doewn to the ground. I d...Read Moreon't like to use a lot of pesticide nand have just bought some more. What could be doing this and would a homemade soap based pesticied work?

Love it! Love all the different colors!

This is an annual for me.

This has been a reliable perennial for me here on the edge of 6b/7a. I comes back every year bigger and better. Easy to keep under cont...Read Morerol here. It adds a great splash of color and spills over the edges of the beds.

Does rather well for me and has been a dependable returner for several years in my 8a climate.

I absolutely love Lantana, all sizes, colors, etc. I plant all that I can find. It does well in southeast Texas, Orange to be exact.

I love this plant. In zone 6, we have to grow it as an annual. I planted some in June, and now they are each about 3 1/2 feet tall and ...Read Morewide. I'm going to get more next year.

i absolutely love this one, the colors are so deep! Fertilizer will reduce bloom. I have it mixed in with my Gold mound and Radiation.

San Antonio, TX
Love the plant and like its odor. PLEASE NOTE: ALL PARTS of this plant are POISONOUS if eaten and can be FATAL. T...Read Morehis plant causes dermatitis in some individuals (For example:Me!). Be sure to wash your hands (arms and/or other body parts if applicable) after handling.

A customer behind me in line at the nursery said to break off a piece and stick in the ground! Obviously, this plant spreads well, but in...Read More zone 5, that won't last through the winter for me. :(

I love my lantana... I live in northern florida and kept one plant inside and it did well; however, I found that it now has these white b...Read Moreugs that is eating the leaves and that makes me upset!!!!!!!! The plant is about to bloom (flower) and we are in the first week of March!! --- I still need to know what I can do about those white bugs,,,,,,,

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I have quite a bit of Lantana growing in my yard in Pensacola, Florida, were a bit 9 and a bit 8, were sort of between zones. I have foun...Read Mored that, in addition to orange and yellow,I also get purple, blue and white speckeles in my blooms (this might be due to the more acidic soil). Here, It seems almost weedy if you don't trim it. Like many old world varieties, it needs to be trained and trimmed in order to keep it from taking over but it can be trained into shrubs or trees in warmer zones. If you are in a tropical or subtropical climate, cut the blooms before they fruit or you will have prodigious results.