Lantana montevidensis 'White'
White Trailing Lantana
Description
Lantana is a wildly popular landscape perennial in the Southwest for good reason: they are drought, heat, and cold tolerant, all while being very low maintenance. Trailing White Lantana is a fast grower, staying low and spreading wide, forming a full groundcover in a single growing season. Spring through fall, it forms a carpet of small clusters of white flowers that attract butterflies and occasional hummingbirds.The small, sandpapery leaves are true green and strongly aromatic when disturbed. This distinctive aroma offends the sensitive noses of rabbits and deer, causing them to bypass lantana for tastier treats, leaving the rich flowers to be enjoyed by everyone else.
USDA Zone Range
9 to 11
Mature Height
1-2 ft
Flower Color
White
Native Region
Tropical Americas, naturalized in Florida.
Variety
Perennial
Soil Type
Planting Guidelines
Maintenance
Elevation Range
Mature Width
3-6 ft
Plant Type
Growth Habit
Trailing, low to the ground. Sprawling habit.
Wildlife and Pollinators
Sunlight Requirements
Full Sun
Water Requirements
Drought Tolerant
Pruning