Was it lantana maybe?

Here is a link that might be useful: Lantana

Yes thats it, would anyone happen to know how to get ahold of one? C Smith

Lantanas are usually annual in our climate and can be purchased in late spring in most of the box stores like Lowe's and Home Depot. Most nurseries will have them as well. You will find some that are trailing and others grow more upright like a shrub. There are also several blossom colors as well--red, yellow, orange, pink, lavender, white and combinations of these. There is one cultivar that is somewhat hardy in TN if mulched well in winter and that is "Miss Huff". I have had a difficult time finding these. I have some that I have had for four years and I now take cuttings from mine and root more. I do not know where you are located in TN so I cannot give you specific nursery names that might have what you want. Lantanas are drought tolerant, once established, and bloom all summer. Great, carefree plants!! Good luck.

Lantana is usually readily available in most nurseries in late spring. My favorite is called "Samantha", variegated leaf with yellow blooms. And I also grew one of the new reds last year that was gorgeous.

Be sure and allow them plenty of space. They start out small, but once it heats up - they explode with growth!

How about some free ones at the Middle TN Spring Plant Swap on May 20th!

Do you think someone will be bringing any of them? I would love some I think I will have some wandering Jew to trade. C Smith

Crystal I'm sure somebody will.

Last year I saw them at Lowes in hanging baskets.You could also post on the seed/plant forum exchange.I saw them grow wild everywhere in Florida when we lived there .They are one tough full sun plant.They can also be a skin irritant as well so keep that in mind if you get one and trim it back.I read a mentioning of a lavender popcorn type.And I looked it up and it has gorgous seeds so I am gonna try and find one like that this season.I peruse ebay sometimes and have seen seeds/plants offered there as well.Good luck.

Heidi