Lantana plants are evergreen in most areas of Texas and although they may act a little like vines, they are classified technically as shrubs. But because of the vine-like appearance of their branches, they are often grown in hanging pots, in which their branches are allowed to spill over the sides. They are known for their rounded clusters of small, brightly colored flowers. The flowers may be yellow, orange, white, red and purple, and often colors are mixed within the same cluster, creating a bicolored effect. The are known for their very fragrant smell which many people don't care for. Lantanas also make a great choice for those wishing to attract butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden. The need a sunny location and well-draining soil. 

Confetti lantana has flowers that are pink, white and light yellow. Dallas red lantana has flowers that are bright red-orange and yellow. 

These come in 18 count flats.