Lantana is an annual or perennial, small, broadleaf evergreen shrub in the Verbena family that has woody stems but a sprawling habit.
8-11
This plant will thrive in a location that gets six hours of sunshine each day
Moderate
Multi-color
Lantana loves to be watered deeply once a week to keep its flowers looking beautiful.
Lantana will grow best when planted in a spot that gets atleast 6 hours of direct sunlight each day.
Prune Lantana in Spring (March) to remove old growth and prevent woodiness. Cut back to about 6 to 12 inches from ground level.
The easiest way to propagate Lantana is to dig up the current root system, divide with with a shovel, then replant each section. This should be done in Fall or Early Spring.
Fertilizatng your Lantana is not necessary but if you wish, add an all-purpose garden fertilizer to the soil around your plant at the beginning of the Spring season.
Look out for diseases like powdery mildew.