I am interested in your lantana cuttings both red and yellow. Please check my trade list to see if I have anything of interest to you and let me know. Thank you, Carol

The second one (red) looks like Dallas red, which I had last year. It grows really wide - mine was more than 7 ft wide. Another one I grew was a lot compact - it was Bandana Peach.

The horrida has fewer and much thicker main stems than this unknown orange type; it grows more vertical, it gets taller than me, It shuts down periodically in summer to form lots of seeds then picks up blooming again. I definitely think you would like this orange one, I swear the whole plant is always covered in orange because the blooms are so numerous, it produces seeds but it doesn't shut down. You need one if you don't have it. Just like the L. Horrida, it has small cat-claw type thorns along with the hairy, irritating stickers along the branches, L. camera doesn't, its just got those fine hair-like stickers that irritate your hands when handling it-- no cat claws. Barron took some cuttings from it. Maybe he will report if it made it or not in Arkansas.

It doesn't really matter if you knock off a few blooms (although there's no reason why that should happen. They're not particularly delicate). Lantanas repeat bloom over a long period. They don't just have one set of flowers.