Lantana Passionfruit Seeds

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Elevate your garden with the vibrant charm of Lantana Passionfruit. This delightful perennial is a haven for pollinators with its clusters of vivid pink and golden-yellow flowers. As they bloom from spring to frost, the fragrant blossoms create a striking focal point in your garden.

Lantana Passionfruit grows to a compact height of 12-18 inches, making it perfect for borders, containers, or as a groundcover. Its low-maintenance nature thrives in full sunlight and well-drained soil. Add a burst of color and allure to your garden while inviting butterflies and hummingbirds with this captivating Lantana variety!

Flower clusters open yellow before gradually changing to hot rose. As the flowers mature the clusters exhibit a multitude of color range from yellow to orange, peach and pink. Though the flowers look delicate this annual is as tough as nails, thriving in St. Louis summer heat and humidity without breaking a sweat. Deer and rabbit resistant, drought and pollution tolerant. 

Lantana Flower Best Uses

Lantanas are versatile ornamentals that attract beneficial pollinators to the garden, such as hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. They can be used in landscaping as well as containers.It can be grown as a ground cover, or in pots, raised beds, window boxes, or hanging baskets.

Not only is it ornamental, lantana is a beneficial herbal medicine, and it has been used to assist with various ailments.According to a published review article of the medicinal properties of the leaves of L. camara, it has been documented as a treatment for many health problems, including malaria, eczema, tumors, high blood pressure, ulcers, asthma, chickenpox, measles, fevers, sores, cuts, swelling, rheumatism, tetanus, and catarrhal infection.

How to Grow Lantana Flowers

Plant Lantana in sunny spots with well drained soils. Though drought tolerant and vigorous. Water and fertilize regularly for best flower production.

In Zones where lantana is grown as an annual, start seeds indoors about six to 10 weeks before the last expected frost date in your area.

Soak your seeds for 24 hours in distilled water before sowing.

You will use shallow seed trays, starter pots, and some soilless potting mix.

If you are new to soilless potting mix, it is a growing substrate used for container gardening and indoor plant cultivation. It is specifically designed to provide a lightweight, well-draining, and nutrient-rich environment for plants.

The best mixes include equal parts aggregate and organic material. You can use orchid bark, coco coir, or perlite for aggregates and white peat or sphagnum for the organic component. Fill the containers with this mix and moisten it.

Quick Reference Growing Guide

Plant Type:	Flowering perennial, grown as an annual	Flower/Foliage Color:	Orange, pink, purple, red, white, yellow, bicolor combinations/green, variegated, golden, purple, silver
Native to:	Tropical regions of Africa, Central America, South America	Water Needs:	Moderate
Hardiness (USDA Zones):	9-11	Maintenance:	Low to moderate
Bloom Time:	Year-round in Zones 9-11, spring to fall in Zones 1-8	Tolerance:	Drought, heat, light frost, various soil types
Exposure:	Full sun to partial shade, depending on variety	Soil Type:	Sandy, loamy
Time to Maturity:	12-16 weeks (from seed)	Soil pH:	6.5-6.5
Spacing:	18-24 inches	Soil Drainage:	Well-draining
Planting Depth:	1/8-1/4 inch (seed), 2 inches (cuttings)	Attracts:	Bees and other beneficial insects, birds, butterflies
Height:	Up to 6 feet, depending on variety	Uses:	Beds, borders, Containers
Spread:	2-6 feet, depending on variety	Family:	Verbenaceae
Growth Rate:	Fast	Genus:	Lantana
Common Pests and Disease:	Aphids, caterpillars, deer, grasshoppers, leafhoppers, mealybugs, rabbits, spider mites, thrips, whiteflies; Anthracnose, bacterial leaf spot, Botrytis blight, Cercospora leaf spot, leaf rust, powdery mildew, root rot, viruses	Species:	Achyranthifolia, camara, horrida, involucrata, montevidensis, trifolia, urticoides