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Lantana

Lantana sp.

Photo by JosephBullock
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Field Notes

Description:

Pink and yellow blooms. The blooms are close to each other and have a five lobed star shape. We have other colors of Lantana here. They grow in clusters called umbels. This one has the flowers in a ball pattern from a center. This plant was about 3 feet tall.

Habitat:

Seem to be in shady and sunny areas here.

Notes:

The immature blooms look like they have yellow and then the flower turns completely pink.

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