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Lantana produces rounded clusters of tiny, tubular flowers in fiery mixes of yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, and white—often with color-shifting petals as they age. Its rough-textured, aromatic foliage adds to its drought-tolerant, low-maintenance appeal. Blooming from spring through frost, lantana thrives in poor soils, full sun, and intense heat, making it ideal for Oklahoma summers and beyond. It’s a favorite for pollinator gardens, hanging baskets, and erosion control, and it shrugs off deer, drought, and neglect once established.
This section shows how the plant will fit into your yard and into your life.
Blooms nonstop from spring to frost
Pollinator gardens, borders, slopes, containers, mass plantings
Low pollen allergen
Toxic if ingested; keep away from pets and small children
Moderate; can drop berries and flowers near walkways
Low; deadheading helps, but many varieties are self-cleaning
This section covers practical care information for homeowners.
Low to moderate; water deeply but infrequently once established
Well-drained soils; tolerates poor, sandy, or rocky soil
High; very heat- and drought-tolerant
High; aromatic foliage deters browsing
Excellent; resistant to most pests and diseases
