Flower Identification

It's so amazing that yellow and orange and pink petals can all be on the same flower. This beautiful bouquet was next to the sidewalk along our street. I am terrible at identifying names of God's creations so if anyone reading this post has any ideas on what kind of flowers these are, I would really appreciate your leaving a comment!


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I have identified the flower! It is Texas Lantana (Lantana horrida). Apparently it is named for smelling horrible! Looks like I'll have to take a smell test the next I am by the flowers. Here is some more info:

Texas Lantana

Lantana horrida has a great show of flowers that last from spring till frost, the flowers a yellow color and and fade to an orange color along the outside edge and are great at attracting butterflies into the garden. Texas Lantana is drought tolerant, salt tolerant, deer tolerant, and has outstanding heat tolerance. Texas Lantana is native to the Rio Grande Plains and Southern Edwards Plateau in Texas. The leaves are smaller and rougher than Lantana camara, perhaps to help with the drier conditions of its native habitat. The name Lantana horrida comes from the smell of the foliage which is known to smell strong or Horrible!

Hardiness: USDA Zones 7-10
Plant Use: Flowering Perennial
Exposure: Full Sun to Part Sun
Water Requirements: Low

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You can find the original information at http://www.magnoliagardensnursery.com/productdescrip/Lantana_Texas.html