The cuttings will root without hormone. Once rooted, apply no more than 100-150 ppm nitrogen. Pinching rooted cuttings will encourage branching and fuller plants. Pinch container-grown plants every three to four weeks. Mounds of glowing gold is the best way to describe Lantana 'New Gold' in the landscape.
Durability is another asset in that the plant is tolerant of heat and wet weather.
It attracts hordes of butterflies and is highly resistant to deer browsing. Lantana 'New Gold' prefers full sun and is excellent for sunny borders, embankments or cascading from a hanging basket. Lantana 'New Gold' may be considered a semi-hardy annual and may come back after mild winters if mulched well for cold protection. In North Georgia, however, it is best used as an annual. Lantana 'New Gold' continued to flower in Albany, Georgia after 10 inches of rain and the floods of 1994, and it remained handsome during the drought of 1993.