lantana types and colors
Varieties of Dwarf Weeping Lantana. Dwarf lantana blooms throughout the growing season, attracting myriads of butterflies. Old-fashioned lantana is a robust grower, blooming profusely then producing a crop of blue-black berries, which are poisonous. The earliest-blooming varieties of lantana tends to be sprawling, and flowering ceases when berries form.
Lantana montevidensis is a trailing species of lantana that grows 8 to 24 inches tall and spreads 5 to 6 feet. Characteristics of montevidensis are vine-like foliage and prolific production of yellow-eyed, lilac-pink flowers during most of the year in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 8B to 11.
Blooms:Continuously blooms in frost-free regions. Design IdeasLow and wide, trailing Lantana covers the ground quickly and in a blaze of color. Lavender flowers are perfect for dangling off the edges of pots and hanging baskets. Makes a perfect filler for young gardens the first season before large plants mature.