Ooooo! I really like that lemon yellow Lantana. Please report back if it makes through the winter.

I love that lantana, but I've been moving those 3 pots all around the garden this morning! It's almost TOO rich a color among my subdued harmonic colors based on blue undertones! Right now, I have the pots sitting among everything else that I bought yesterday and earlier this week...

black & blue salvia (that's a great look with the lantana)
purple haze agastache
tutti-frutti agastache
autumn sage (deep rose)
NY asters in deep purple
NY asters in deep rose
purple coneflowers
raspberry wine monarda
sedums (pink to maroon)
loropetalum that I moved from the outer garden
some existing perennial heliotrope
existing homestead verbena
existing lavender (purple)
existing dianthus (cottage pinks)

The yellow is a contrasting, rather than harmonic color so it makes a BIG statemen! I think I need to place one at a time along the garden bed, rather than grouping 3 together for a big mass.

Sometimes impulse buying can confound us once we get the plants home! LOL

Well, I like big statements! In the picture, the color almost looks like the color of Coreopsis 'Creme Brulee'. Maybe good for a color echo? Also, Lantanas are kind of chameleon-like, tending to change color as the blooms come and are replaced with new ones, so there's always that. I can't wait to hear how your experiments go with this one because it's so much more attractive a color than L. 'Old Gold' and if it's truly perennial, that would be a great find.