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Lantana Bandana Rose - Perennial in MD, zone 7??

15 years ago

Has anyone grown Lantana in Maryland, specifically, northern Baltimore County? I purchased a few since they were labeled perennials but am wondering if they will survive our winters. Please let me know your experience with Lantanas in MD. Thanks to all.

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steve_nj
15 years ago
Lantana camara 'Miss Huff' and L. horrida have survived multiple winters here with a good mulch of shredded leaves. Well-drained soil and mulch are critical. I'll have cuttings of both at the plant swap I'm hosting on Sunday October 5th. More info on the swap on the exchanges forum. Click on my name to email me for directions.

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