Lantana montevidensis George Forrest Sometimes called Virginia willow for

Sometimes called Virginia willow for the shape of the leaves

variable species

the Rangpur is widely grown as a dooryard fruit in California yet remains little known in the southern United States

Dryopteris ×remota

Lantana montevidensis George Forrest Sometimes called Virginia willow forWhere the shrubby lantanas stand up, Lantana montevidensis lies down and travels. This is the trailing lantana, a low, weeping member of the verbena family, Verbenaceae, native to the warm grasslands of southern South America, from southern Brazil across Uruguay and Paraguay into Argentina. The species carries a place name in the epithet: montevidensis means of Montevideo, the Uruguayan capital near which the plant was first gathered and described, so