By Millie
kent,
United Kingdom 
I have a lantana which is growing like crazy in DECEMBER help what should I do with it as yet we have not had a frost and I do not want to lose it. It also has flower buds on it this isn't normal surely, your advice would be appreciated.
9 Dec, 2015
Answers
My hollys obviously hardy .....it is full of red berries.....and flowers weird or what!
9 Dec, 2015
Tender perennial in the UK - they will withstand up to ten degrees of frost, though they'll lose their leaves but what they can't stand is a combination of wet or damp soil and frost. If you don't want to risk losing it, wait till the weather's getting cold, then pot it up and bring it inside for the rest of the winter.
'Normal' is a relative term - if the temperature is right, then plants keep growing, by and large, and certainly, at the moment, weed seeds are still germinating here in open ground, something usually reserved for spring, as the weather warms.
9 Dec, 2015
Or do you mean Viburnum lantana?
9 Dec, 2015
My blueberries are flowering....
9 Dec, 2015
It mild......blowing a gale though
the storms of 2 years ago comes to mind?
10 Dec, 2015
I don't grow Lantana but a quick wed search tells me that it is a house or conservatory plant, so unlikely to survive outside in a Kent winter.
9 Dec, 2015