Fuego™ White - Lantana

Fuego™ White is a white-flowered Lantana selection sold under code LFUWH06-0. Green Fuse describes the Fuego series as uniform in garden performance and vigorous, with a garden height of 15–20 inches and use in containers 6 inches or larger [Green Fuse’s Lantana Fuego information](https://green-fuse.com/new/lantana-fuego/). Its white flowers add a light seasonal accent to warm-weather pots and mixed plantings. ## Flowers and placement The cultivar name identifies the White color selection; the series source presents it among several color options. Lantana flowers form rounded clusters, and colors can change as individual flowers age. Use this selection in containers or in a sunny border where its spreading growth has room. In suitable climates, lantana can bloom from summer into fall, though local temperatures and care affect timing. ## Growing conditions Grow in full sun and moist, well-drained soil. North Carolina State Extension notes that Lantana camara tolerates poorer soil and dry periods, while young plants benefit from regular watering as they establish. The species is grown as an annual or perennial depending on winter conditions; do not assume the hardiness of a named cultivar from the species range alone. [NC State Extension’s Lantana camara profile](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/lantana-camara/) provides broader care and regional guidance. ## Regional and safety notes Lantana may become weedy in some tropical regions. NC State Extension notes that leaves and unripe fruit can irritate skin and that the plant is toxic to livestock. Avoid ingestion and use gloves if handling causes irritation. ## Maintenance Water when the soil begins to dry, especially in containers during hot weather, while allowing excess water to drain. Remove damaged stems as needed to keep the plant within its space. Check plants kept indoors over winter for whiteflies and spider mites.