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Lantana 'Greg Grant' - S1
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Lantana 'Greg Grant'

Lantana camara
Honey-drizzled pink flower clusters bloom all summer and fall over the lemon and green variegated foliage. Butterflies elbow each other out of the way to get at its abundant nectar. Found by plant rustler Greg Grant in a churchyard in Texas! Some branches will revert to all green.
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Pot: 3.5" h x 2.63" w (9.5 fl oz)
Lifecycle
Annual; tender perennial
Perennial Hardiness Zone
8,
9,
10
Annual Hardiness
Tender Annual
Mature Size
1.5' h x 1.5' w
Sun
Full sun
Soil
Regular, moist, well-drained
Season
Summer to fall
Color
Pink and lemon yellow with variegated foliage
Features
Great for containers
Deer Resistant
Heat or Drought Tolerant
Attracts Butterflies
Attracts Hummingbirds
WHEN TO SET OUTSIDE
Lantana should be set outside 2 weeks after last frost date, as it resents cold soils.
PLACEMENT & CULTIVATION
Heat and humidity-loving lantana thrives in the well-drained soil of containers and carpets the ground with rich green foliage and an abundance of butterfly-attracting flowers. However, it can be invasive when grown as a groundcover in areas where it is perennial. Pinch when setting out to encourage branching. Deadhead developing seed heads throughout summer and fertilize with low nitrogen flower fertilizer midseason for continued full bloom. A good choice for beachfront plantings, as they tolerate salt. Caution: Mild toxic effects may occur if berries are ingested.
Final Spacing:
1.5'
Water Requirements:
Medium Water Use
Watering Details:
Allow soil to nearly dry between waterings, but never dry out or allow to remain in saturated soils.
Soil pH:
Slightly acidic to slightly alkaline.
Fertilizer:
Lantana tolerates poor soil conditions, apply an inch or two of compost or time release formulation when planting. Too much fertilizer may decrease blooming, however container grown plants can be fertilized twice a season with a time-release formula or once a month with a liquid fertilizer.
Diseases & Pests:
Whiteflies, spider mites and thrips can be pests of lantanas. Control by spraying with insecticidal soap.