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Lantana Camera

deida51

By Deida51


Lantana Camera (Verbenaceae)

This shrub flowers from may to october and range in colour from white through yellow to brick-red.The flowers darken as they age,so that two ore more colours can be seen in one head. Can be grown in a greenhouse or treated as tender bedding plant.



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Deida51 ~
This is beautiful.
I've put it on my favourites.
Thanks for uploading this photo. :o)

19 Oct, 2008

 

my pleasure Terratoonie

19 Oct, 2008

 

My fav. photos look funny ~
There are about 17 pictures of wellies .....
.......... and then your lovely Lantana. :o)

19 Oct, 2008

 

What an unusual shrub. It looks really pretty with the mix of colours.
How big does it grow? Could I grow it in a pot and over-winter it in a cold greenhouse?

19 Oct, 2008

 

Wow what a collection of wellies.....

19 Oct, 2008

 

Deida51 ~
Yes, my GoY footwear collection is growing fast.
Some amazing wellies etc.
And all Pasuki's budgerigar pics. there as well. :o)

Pasuki ~ This Lantana is so lovely isn't it!
Would look good alongside your pretty budgies. :o)

19 Oct, 2008

 

Thanks for your interest Pasuki..
unfortunately this shrub is not growing in my garden, not enough shelter pic taken october 2008
in portugal.I have done a follow up of this plant..
Height 1-4ft,spread 1-3 ft. got this information out a garden book, so I would think this plant could be grown in the south of the uk

19 Oct, 2008

 

I've just looked up the plant and it says that the leaves and stems when crushed smell of (quote) "cat pee "!
So maybe it should be sited at the back of a border. Lol. :o)

19 Oct, 2008

 

Look very pretty with that variety of color

19 Oct, 2008

 

Great color combo. I recently photographed this plant :)

10 Nov, 2008

 

Awesome close-up, I love multicolored blooms, they look like fireworks !

12 Nov, 2008

 

Thanks Flcrazy

15 Nov, 2008



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