Chapel Hill Yellow Lantana | Live Starter Plants

Sunshine-Yellow Flowers for Sunny Spaces

Lantana 'Chapel Hill Yellow' brings cheerful clusters of yellow flowers above textured green foliage. Its nectar-bearing blooms attract visiting butterflies and bees, making it a colorful addition to sunny beds, borders, and patio containers.

Place a group near a seating area to enjoy the bright blooms and passing pollinators through the warm growing season. Unlike a mixed-color lantana, this listing is for the yellow-flowering Chapel Hill Yellow cultivar.

What You Receive

• Product: Live Chapel Hill Yellow lantana starter plants, not seeds.
• Pack options: Choose 1, 3, or 10 plants.
• Flower color: Yellow.
• Foliage: Green with a textured surface.
• Exposure: Full sun.
• Uses: Sunny borders, flower beds, and containers with drainage.

Starter plants need time to establish and grow. Size and maturity vary, and flowers at arrival or continuous flowering are not guaranteed.

Arrival Care and Planting

Unpack promptly and check root-zone moisture. Water gently if needed and allow excess moisture to drain. Keep plants in a bright, sheltered spot initially, then gradually introduce stronger sunlight and outdoor conditions.

• Plant outdoors after frost danger has passed and conditions are warm.
• Choose full sun and well-drained soil.
• Set plants at approximately their existing growing depth and firm soil gently around the roots.
• Water after transplanting and leave room for mature growth and airflow.
• For containers, use a suitable potting mix and a pot with drainage holes.

Watering and Ongoing Care

Water regularly during establishment without keeping the soil saturated. Established lantana can tolerate some heat and dry conditions, but prolonged drought can reduce flowering. Check pots more frequently during hot or windy weather.

Feed only as needed according to the label of a fertilizer suitable for flowering plants. Avoid excessive nitrogen. Trim lightly when needed to maintain shape and remove damaged growth; this is a living plant that benefits from routine care, not a maintenance-free planting.

Seasonal and Winter Care

Flowering is associated with warm weather and varies with growing conditions. Lantana may be grown as a perennial where local winters suit it or as a warm-season annual in colder climates. Do not assume this cultivar will survive every winter; protect container plants from freezing where appropriate.

Check local planting guidance before growing lantana, particularly in regions where it can escape cultivation. Do not assume this cultivar is sterile or non-spreading.

Ornamental Plant Safety

Not for eating. Lantana foliage and berries can be harmful if ingested. Keep plants away from children, pets, and livestock that may chew them. Wear gloves if sensitive to plant sap and wash hands after handling.