Trailing White Lantana Live Plant, 4 Inch Starter, No Pot, White Flowering Groundcover, Butterfly Pollinator Garden Plant

Trailing White Lantana Live Plant, 4 Inch Starter, No Pot, White Flowering Groundcover, Butterfly Pollinator Garden Plant

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Trailing White Lantana Live Plant, 4 Inch Starter, No Pot, White Flowering Groundcover, Butterfly Pollinator Garden Plant

🤍🌿 TRAILING WHITE LANTANA – LIVE FLOWERING STARTER – GROWN IN 4" POT – SHIPS WITHOUT POT

Add cascading white flowers and pollinator appeal to a sunny garden with Trailing White Lantana, a low-growing ornamental valued for its spreading habit and clusters of small white flowers.

This listing includes 1 live Lantana starter that is grown in a 4-inch nursery pot and removed from the pot for shipping.

THE 4" NURSERY POT IS NOT INCLUDED.

🌱 YOU WILL RECEIVE

• Quantity: 1 Live Plant
• Common Name: Trailing White Lantana
• Flower Color: White
• Growth Habit: Trailing / spreading
• Plant Type: Flowering ornamental
• Nursery Size: Grown in a 4-inch pot
• Pot Included: NO
• Shipping Form: Live plant removed from nursery pot for shipping
• Plant Height/Spread: Add approximate measurement
• Flowers at Delivery: Not guaranteed

🤍 WHITE FLOWER CLUSTERS

Established plants can produce clusters of small white flowers that create a bright contrast against the green foliage.

Flowering depends on maturity, sunlight, temperature, season, pruning, and overall growing conditions.

Your starter may arrive flowering, between bloom cycles, or without flowers.

Flowers and flower buds are not guaranteed at delivery.

🦋 POLLINATOR APPEAL

Lantana flowers can attract butterflies and other pollinating insects.

This makes trailing Lantana especially attractive for gardeners combining ornamental color with pollinator-friendly plantings.

🌿 TRAILING & SPREADING GROWTH

Trailing types are particularly useful where a low, spreading or cascading growth habit is desired.

🏡 GREAT FOR

• Butterfly gardens
• Pollinator gardens
• Sunny containers
• Elevated planters
• Slopes and banks
• Borders
• Warm-climate groundcover
• Tropical-style gardens

☀️ LIGHT

Provide plenty of direct sunlight for strong growth and flowering.

If your starter has been grown under protected nursery conditions, gradually acclimate it before moving it into substantially stronger outdoor sunlight.

💧 WATER

Water consistently while the newly transplanted starter establishes.

Once established, avoid keeping the roots continuously saturated.

Good drainage is important.

🌱 SOIL

Use well-draining landscape soil or container mix.

Because the nursery pot is not included, have an appropriately sized container and growing medium ready if you plan to grow your Lantana in a pot.

✂️ PRUNING

Light pruning or pinching can encourage branching and help maintain a fuller plant.

Long trailing stems can also be trimmed as necessary to control shape and spread.

🌡️ COLD WEATHER

Lantana cold tolerance depends on the exact species, cultivar, and local conditions.

Avoid describing this plant as universally “hardy” until the exact botanical identity is confirmed.

In colder climates, it may require seasonal protection or be grown as a warm-season plant.