Many people know that shrub lantana is on the invasive plant list, but this is not to say that all varieties are invasive. Most commercially sold varieties are sterile or semi-sterile types.

Some shrub-type cultivars can grow up to 5 or 6 feet tall, while spreading varieties stay low to the ground but may reach up to 4 feet wide. The trailing or weeping lantana is a small-leaved ...

The lantana is an old-fashioned, tender shrub with a single overarching virtue that has made it timeless: It seems to shrug off the worst heat and solar assault of summer while flowering continuously.

The lantana is an old-fashioned, tender shrub with a single overarching virtue that has made it timeless: It seems to shrug off the worst heat and solar assault of summer while flowering ...

Hardy to 10 degrees Fahrenheit, trailing lantana is more frost-tolerant than upright shrub varieties. It may drop its leaves in late fall and appear to die back, but will quickly grow fresh shoots ...

How a decorative shrub introduced by the British to India is now threatening tiger habitats 50 years of Project Tiger: In the first part of a series exploring India’s relationship with its ...

Weeding out the invasive tropical American shrub, Lantana camara, appears to alter the composition of bird species in a forest, according to a new study conducted in Central India.However, the ...

The lantana is related to the verbena and, in fact, has a common name of shrub verbena; in the last decade, the number of varieties has exploded.

If you’re looking for a flowering ground cover or creeping plant for your garden, trailing lantana (Lantana montevidensis) might be the plant for you. This low-growing shrub sprawls over ...

A hardy and popular ornamental shrub Lantana was brought to India by the British during early 19th century as an ornamental plant for the Calcutta Botanical Garden and with its extremely adaptable ...