Lantana Miss Huff – Desert Horizon Nursery

Lantana Miss Huff

Lantana camara 'Miss Huff'
Categories:
Shrubs  ·  
Desert Shrubs
Light
Full sun
Water
Low to moderate water once established. Water deeply, then allow soil to dry between waterings; provide supplemental irrigation during prolonged summer heat for better flowering.
Size
4-6 ft tall × 6-8 ft wide
Habit
Mounded – spreading shrub
Toxicity
Toxic — Pets Humans & Livestock
Description
A vigorous, heat-tolerant lantana with clusters of yellow, orange, and pink flowers. ‘Miss Huff’ forms a large, colorful shrub well suited to Phoenix landscapes.
Bloom Time
Spring through fall; heaviest bloom in warm months.
Deciduous / Evergreen
Semi-evergreen
Special Features
Attracts Bees / Pollinators, Attracts Butterflies, Drought Tolerant, Heat Tolerant
Growth Rate
Fast
Growth Habit
Mounded – spreading shrub
Mature Size
4-6 ft tall × 6-8 ft wide
Flower Color
Orange / yellow / pink
Foliage Color
Dark green
Landscape Use
Border / Bed, Desert / Xeriscape, Foundation Planting, Hedge / Screen, Pollinator / Wildlife Garden, Specimen / Accent
Garden Style
Desert / Xeriscape, Hedge / Formal, Pollinator / Wildlife
Soil
Alkaline Tolerant, Sandy / Rocky, Well-Drained
Companion Plants
Autumn sage, Blackfoot daisy, Desert marigold, Pink muhly grass, Red yucca
Toxic — Pets Humans & Livestock
Toxic to pets, humans & livestock if ingested (foliage; few berries)
Care Instructions

Light: Full sun for best flowering; tolerates light afternoon shade in Phoenix.

Water: Low to moderate water once established. Water deeply, then allow soil to dry between waterings; provide supplemental irrigation during prolonged summer heat for better flowering.

Soil: Well-drained sandy, loamy, or gravelly soil; tolerates alkaline soil. Avoid persistently wet or poorly drained sites.

Mature size: 4–6 feet tall and 5–7 feet wide, potentially larger in protected locations.

Bloom: Spring through fall, often into winter in frost-free locations; extreme heat or drought may temporarily reduce flowering.

Evergreen / deciduous: Evergreen to semi-evergreen in mild Phoenix winters; frost may cause leaf drop or kill stems back, with regrowth from established roots in spring.

Growth rate: Fast in warm weather.