Growing wildly in the deep woods where no human could have physically planted them. I'm sure the cold kills them and
they come back in spring. This is one of many color and color combinations.
The enlarged view of this is just stunning! It looks like a mosaic. Thank you so much for sharing.
NoH2o
Thank you very much for your kind comments.
More coming...............
So very beautiful! It must be quite a sight to see them in the wild.
I am so jealous, I love the lantanas, to think it grows wild.Wow, great photos.
Thaumaturgist:
I have found lantana growing wild at the edge of the woods across the street from us. The colors are the bright oranges and yellows. The mockingbirds especially like the berries that form after the blooms. My theory is that these plants have grown from where birds have left droppings.
I live in LA - lower Alabama(Eufaula). Your picture is beuatiful I might add! Have a great 4th.
Froghill
Thanks for your kind comments.
More are on the way.
In the meantime, stay away from a Fifth on the Fourth.
You must be a photographer, this close up is magnificent! I wonder if I could grow this as a potted plant in KS and bring it in during the winter? Does anyone know how hard a plant this is to grow, I'm fairly new to gardening and would hate to hurt this beauty! Thanks for the great pic!
ajerashen
You can buy a Lantana at your garden centre..enjoy it all season..then bring it in the house and it will keep over the winter if you have a place that has lights.
It is not a hard plant to grow.
Beautiful picture. Where can I buy this " Wild Lantana"? Is that the correct name?
