Lantana CH Gold/Yellow

CH Gold/Yellow Lantana forms a low, spreading mound covered with sunny golden-yellow flower clusters from summer into fall. This heat-loving selection is especially useful in South Carolina beds where long bloom, strong color and pollinator activity are priorities.

Botanical name: Lantana hybrid, Chapel Hill Gold/Yellow selection

• Light: Full sun for the best flowering
• USDA zones: 7b to 11
• Mature size: About 18 to 24 inches tall and 30 to 48 inches wide
• Foliage: Green, aromatic, textured leaves
• Flowers: Golden yellow to pale yellow
• Bloom season: Summer through frost
• Water: Water regularly while establishing. Once established, lantana tolerates dry periods but flowers best with occasional deep watering.
• Growth habit: Low, spreading and mounding
• Landscape uses: Sunny borders, slopes, pollinator gardens, cottage gardens, containers and mass plantings
• Deer tolerance: Commonly considered deer resistant, though browsing can vary
• Zone 8b note: One of the better choices for returning in Zone 8b. It normally dies back after frost and benefits from winter mulch.

Caution: Lantana is toxic if eaten and may irritate sensitive skin. Keep it away from children and pets that may chew plants.

Available for local pickup at Towns Edge Nursery in Hopkins, South Carolina. Product images are representative illustrations of the cultivar and do not show the exact plant in stock.