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 ...

Spreading ground cover selections can include shore juniper; Asiatic jasmine; ivy; beach sunflower; trailing lantana; or purple queen. Some flowering ground covers help support pollinating insects.

As long as it gets at least six hours of direct sunlight daily, a lantana can be put to various uses: as a ground cover ... for the glare of their setting. Trailing forms have been developed ...

If only more plants grew as easily as trailing lantana ... textured foliage is not a favorite with deer. Ideal as a ground cover for sunny, well-draining areas, this low-growing Texas-adapted ...

Another safe lantana is L. montevidensis, trailing lantana. It has soft purple flowers and does well as a ground cover. Weeping, vinelike stems make an attractive ground cover. Foliage may turn ...

The trailing or weeping lantana is a small-leaved ... The lantana will thrive in borders, containers, rock gardens and as ground covers. It even works well as standards and topiaries.

Scientific name: Lantana montevidensis Alba. Growth habit: A sprawling evergreen ground cover with vinelike stems growing to 2 feet tall and 4 feet wide. The leaves are thick, oval, toothed along ...

Other perennials used for ground covers include lantana, Phlox (thrift ... Arborvitae Fern), dwarf ornamental grasses, Lysimachia (Creeping Jenny or Charlie, Moneywort), verbena, Scutellaria ...

Lantana camara is native to South ... in central Texas because of it drought tolerance. Trailing lantanas are useful as ground covers in dry, sunny areas. They are also attractive in hanging ...

Add to the landscape as a ground cover or display in perennial gardens. Use in planters or near a wall to creep over the sides. The flowers are purplish in color and produce a major display in ...