Here are the main care requirements for growing lantana: Prefers well-draining soil that is neutral, slightly acidic, or slightly alkaline. Needs balanced fertilizer only once a year; once monthly if ...

Though it has long-lasting, beautiful blooms, lantana can quickly became an invasive plant in your garden. Here's how you can ...

If spring and early summer flew by before you could plant, or your garden simply isn’t looking its best right now, don’t give ...

Lantana has clusters of flowers in bright and multiple colors, and grows easily in the ground, in containers and even hanging baskets. Lantana is part of the verbena family (Verbenaceae), and ...

Plant the lantana atop a wall or in a container and allow it to cascade over the edge. Use it in patio tubs or as an accent plant in hanging baskets. The lantana will thrive in borders, ...

Citrus Lantana is known for its hardiness, heat tolerance, and lovely blooms. It thrives in the heat and will continue ...

Light and colorful, butterflies add a touch of whimsy to any back yard or terrace. They're also eager guests if you invite them. While some gardeners choose a butterfly bush or butterfly weed ...

In 2005, renowned plantsman Michael Dirr noticed a yellow lantana that was reliably winter hardy in his daughter Susy’s garden in Chapel Hill, N.C. He, too, took cuttings and eventually patented ...

Scientific name: Lantana camara Growth habit: A sprawling perennial with bright green, oblong, blunt-toothed leaves. Plants grow to 4 feet tall and wide. Light: Plant in full-sun locations. Water n… ...