Pineland Lantana (Lantana depressa var. floridana)Pineland lantana, aka East Coast lantana, is a long lived endangered evergreen perennial with bright yellow flowers that never becomes multi colored with age. This plant can get up to 6' tall and pollinators love the nectar. You can propagate this from stem cuttings and seed. It is best to use cuttings to avoid the potential of establishing hybrids with other lantanas that are not native. Highly salt tolerant and likes sandy soils and lime rock. While

and it will tolerate full sun to partial shade

It gives you the ability to create your own unique exploration of whichever state park or historic site you choose

deadheading spent flowers is recommended

and have plenty of organic matter

In addition to its flowers attracting butterflies and birds

plant it with at least 3–4 feet of spacing

Summer weight cotton twill has a touch of spandex for extra flexibility

It occurs naturally in savannas

resembling delicate fireworks

prized for its aromatic foliage and graceful light purple blooms

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