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Luscious® Pinkberry Blend Lantana
Lantana camara 'LANZ0008' USPP28175, Can PBRAF
Mounded lantana with pink, soft-yellow and cream flowers for containers and sunny landscapes.
- Plant Type
- Annuals
- Width
- 20–30 in
- Height
- 20–30 in
- USDA hardiness zone
- 9 - 11
- Sun requirements
- Full Sun
- Plant developer
- Proven Winners
- Design image count
- 2
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Create design onlineAbout Luscious® Pinkberry Blend Lantana
Luscious® Pinkberry Blend™ is a rounded, mounded lantana with flowers in pink, soft yellow and cream. Proven Winners lists spring-to-summer bloom, heat and drought tolerance, and a long flowering season that can continue until frost.
## Flowers and form
The 20–30-inch height and spread create a substantial, full plant for containers, window boxes, landscapes and mass plantings. Its blooms attract birds, butterflies and hummingbirds, while the developer also notes fragrant foliage and deer resistance. The selection is part of the Luscious® lantana line and is identified by the denomination LANZ0008.
## Growing conditions
Give it full sun and average garden soil. The Proven Winners profile lists average watering and USDA zones 9a–11b; in colder areas it is commonly grown as an annual. Water during establishment and check container soil during hot weather. The published height and spread are ranges, so the catalog retains its existing approximate metric dimensions and uses the source’s full range in the labels. [See the Proven Winners plant profile](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/lantana/luscious-pinkberry-blend-lantana-camara).
## Maintenance
The developer says deadheading is not necessary for continued bloom. Trim as needed to shape the mounded plant or encourage branching, and in warm-winter regions do stronger shaping in early spring after frost risk has passed.