#common lantana

[whatnext10]

Lantana Flowers are Beautiful and Come in Many Colors

Lantana Flowers are Beautiful and Come in Many Colors features a particularly brightly colored type of lantana flowers that the author/artist found growing out in the country. It discusses the pros and cons of this plant in central Florida.

Resplendent Lantana (Lantana camara) flowers tend to be a favorite amongst gardeners due to their variety of colors and their hardiness. Some people also know these beauties as common lantana, red sage, Spanish flag, or West Indian lantana. It comes in quite a few serovars that have different color combinations and varying levels of color intensity. I’m not sure which type this one is, but in my…

[ayanos-pl]

ランタナ（9月20日） #路傍の植物園

common lantana (Lantana camara)

lantana pospolita

[rabbitcruiser]

Fire

What do you think about my pic?      

[faguscarolinensis]

Lantana camara 'Buttercup' / 'Buttercup' Common Lantana

[talltalestogo]

“Godot”

Godot Common lantana / and stray cat wait … but / but not for each other. . . #godot #cat #lantana #wait #common #stray #photo #poem #poetry #haiku #senryu #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #october #wednesday #101922 #2022

[mutant-distraction]

Robin Rajan

Danaus genutia(common tiger) butterfly on lantana flower, oriental garden lizard in the background.

Location: Parasuvaikal,lndia

[man-i-just-really-like-plants]

Witchcraft Plant and Herb safety

🦋Research what plants you ingest and put into your teas. Some plants/herbs don't go together and become toxic

🦋Research what herbs you are turning to make sure it's not toxic [eg: poison ivy]

🦋Do not ingest any herbal remedies without consultation with your doctor and/or Herbalist

🦋Unless you are 100% certain what you have foraged is the correct plant put it back

🦋delightingintragedy's post on what oils to avoid while pregnant

Some toxic and poisonous plants

Abrus precatorius - Crab’s eye, Gidee gidee, Jequirity bean, Rosary bean

Aconitum species - Monkshood, Wolf’s bane

Asclepias curassavica - Red-headed cotton bush

Asclepias fruiticosa - Gomphocarpus fruiticosa, Swan plant

Asclepias physocarpa - Balloon cotton bush

Acokanthera species - Bushman’s poison

Atropa belladonna - Belladonna, Deadly nightshade

Brugmansia species - Angel’s trumpet

Casabella thevetia or Thevetia peruviana - Lucky nut, Yellow oleander

Cestrum diurnum - Day-blooming cestrum, Day jessamine

Cestrum nocturnum - Lady of the night, Night jessamine

Colchicum autumnale - Autumn crocus, Crocus, Meadow saffron

Conium maculatum - Hemlock

Consolida species - Larkspur

Convallaria majalis - Lily-of-the-valley

Corynocarpus laevigatus - New Zealand laurel, Karaka nut

Cycas species - Cycad, Zamia

Daphne species - Daphne, Garland flower, Lilac daphne, Mezereon, Rose daphne, Spurge laurel, Winter daphne

Datura species - Angel’s trumpet

Datura metel - Downy thorn apple, Horn of plenty

Datura stramonium - Common thorn apple, Jamestown weed, Jimson weed

Delphinium species - Delphinium

Dieffenbachia - Dumb cane

Digitalis species - Foxglove

Duranta erecta/Duranta repens - Golden dewdrop, Sky flower

Euphorbia species - Euphorbia, Spurge

Gloriosa superba - Climbing lily, Glory lily

Gomphocarpus fruiticosa - Asclepias fruiticosa, Swan plant

Gomphocarpus physocarpus -  Asclepias physocarpa, Balloon cotton

Helleborus species - Christmas rose, Corsican Hellebore, Easter rose, Hellebore, Lenten rose

Hyoscyamus niger - Black henbane, Henbane

Jatropha multifida - Coral plant, Physic nut

 Laburnum species - Golden chain tree, Golden rain, Laburnum, Scotch laburnum

Lantana camara - Lantana, Shrub verbena

Lepidozamia species - Cycad, Zamia

Lobelia species - Cardinal flower, Lobelia

Macrozamia species - Cycad, Zamia

Melia azedarach - Bead tree, Cape lilac, Chinaberry, Persian lilac, Rosary tree, White ceda

Nerium oleander - Oleander, Rose laurel

Oenanthe crocata - Water dropwort, Hemlock

Ornithogalum species - Common star of Bethlehem, Chincherinchee, Giant chincherinchee, Star of Bethlehem

Rhodomyrtus macrocarpa - Cooktown loquat, Finger cherry, Wannakai

Ricinis communis - Castor oil plant

Solanum dulcamara - Bittersweet, Climbing nightshade

Solanum nigrum - Black nightshade, Common nightshade

Solanum pseudocapsicum - Christmas cherry, Jerusalem cherry, Winter cherry

Stropanthus species - Corkscrew flower, Spider tresses, Stropanthus

Thevetia peruviana or Casabella thevetia - Lucky nut, Yellow oleander

Toxicodendron succedaneum - Rhus, Rhus tree, Wax tree, Poison sumac

Veratrum species - False hellebores

Golden dewdrop

Black bean tree

Poison ivy

Strychnine tree 

Gympie gympie

Asparagus Fern (asparagus plumosus) (sprengeri)

Avocado (persea americana)

Blue Gum (eucalyptus globulus)

Buddist Pine (poddocarpus Macrophyllus)

Cacti :Bunny Ears (opuntia microdasy’s alkispina)

Column (cereus peruvianus)

Rat’s Tail (aporocactus flagelliformis)

Sunset (lokwia famatimensis)

Caladium (Angel’s Wings)

Century Plant

Crown of Thorns (euphorbia milii splendens)

Cyclamen

Dieffenbachia

Holly (ilex)

Ivy :Cape (tenecio macroglossus)

(hedera helix)

(senecio mikanioides)

Glacier (hedera helix glacier)

Gloire de Marengo (hedera canariensis)

Needlepoint (hedera helix sagittlae folica)

Jerusalem Cherry (solanum pseudocapsicum)

Mistletoe (phoradendron flavescens)

Philodendron :Arrowhead (syngonium podophyllum)

Black Gold ( ph. melanochryson)

Devil’s Ivy (Pothos) (scindapsus aureus)

Elephant’s Ear (philodendron hastatum)

Fiddle Leaf (ph. pandurae forme)

Green Gold (syngonium podophyllum)

Marble Queen (scindapsus aureus)

Ornamental Pepper (capsicum annuum)

Silver Vine (scindapsus pictus)

Split Leaf (monstera delicosa)

Sweetheart Vine (philodendron scandens)

Red (hemigraphis colorata)

Umbrella Plant (cyperus)

Azalea (azalea indica)Bleeding Heart (dicentra formosa)

Calla Lily (zantedeschia aethiopica)

Carnation (dianthus caryophyllus)

Castor-oil plant (ricinus communis)

Chinese or Japanese Lantern (physalis)

Chrysanthemum

Clematis

Crocus (colchicum autumnale)

Daffodil (narcissus)

DelphineumGladiola (bulb)

Hyacinthe (hyacinthus orientalis)

Iris

Jonquil (narcissus)Morning Glory (ipomaea tricolour)

Narcissus

Oleander (nerium oleander)

Pansy (seeds) (viola tricolour)

Peony (root) (paeonia officinalis)

Primrose (primula)

Sweet Pea (lathyrus odoratus)

Sweet William (dianthus barbatus)

Potato (green patches on tubers & above ground part)

Rhubarb leaves

Tomato greens

Black Locust (robinia pseudoacacia)

Buckthorn (rhamnus cathartica)Elderberry (not berries)

Horse Chestnut (aesculus hippocastanum)

Hydrangea

Laburnum (laburnum anagyroides)

Privet (ligustrum vulgare)

Virginia Creeper (ampelopis brevipedunculata)

More Links

Sources: Austin Health AU, Canadian Child Care Federation

🦋Poison info plants and mushrooms - Queensland

🦋Aggie Horticulture

🦋Guide to toxic plants - National Poisons Information Centre Ireland

🦋199 Poisonous Plants to Look Out For - ProFlowers

🦋Poisonous Plants: Poisons A to Z

[dire-vulture]

Top five flowers!

OOOH let's see

Amaranth. i just really love the vivid deep red color, and their cylindrical shape is fun !

2. Myosotis honestly i never paid much attention to forget-me-nots until i named my dragon after them haha. i named her for the song but it did get me to look at the flowers more, and i love that they're pink, white, and light-blue c: honestly before that i thought they were only ever light blue since that's what's most common for them, but omg no they really do say trans rights.

3. Lantana Flight rising introduced me to this one tbh. absolutely love the dual-colored clusters they have, such wonderful mixes that really stand out c:

4. Daylily My childhood staple dfgdsf they're very common here and i love seeing them c:

5. Snapdragons flowers with dragons in their name..what more could you want. really love the spear shape they have too, so cool :D

[planetamarte]

latino shadow compilation

maria's name being a very common hispanic name + her saying "adios, shadow the hedgehog" in the original japanese script of sonic adventure 2

shadow's recipes in the sonic cookbook, '"unlimited potential' tortillas" and "burrito blasts," being mexican food

lantanas, as stated to be his favorite flower by tails in the 12/12/23 sonic superstars twitter takeover, are native to central and south america (also pretty sure it's a reference to the "i just love latinas, sonic" meme LOL)

[punkgardener]

A beautiful Common Buckeye enjoying my lantana, I got them at just the right angle to catch the irredescent eye spots and torso!!!

[breathlesswinds]

Hello! I love your visual novel already sm but I wanted to ask how your thought process worked? Did you think of the characters first and then the whole story/place or the other way around? And will the full game be free or not?

Hello! This is Amelia, the game's writer. I somewhat spoke about this in more depth in this post here, but Doris & I created the concept/setting first and then created the characters around that. I remember excitedly exchanging ideas with her, and she would create sketches of those ideas, and those would inspire new ideas… it was a very fun, collaborative back-and-forth.

Here's an excerpt from that post I wrote regarding the creation of the love interests:

I wanted four love interests who would be completely distinct and compelling but still reflect the themes of Breathless Winds. The game’s story is about change and nature, so we wanted our characters to have a relationship with each of these concepts. I wanted to have a way to reflect ‘change’ and ‘nature’ in one - this led to me theming the love interests after the changing seasons. Although “the four seasons” is a very common theme, I thought that specifically the transition of seasons - Spring to Summer, Summer to Fall - would allow for more depth than “This person is serene but also cold, like Winter.”

The four love interests were initially distinguished around these themes (I also based them around the four humors to an extent, haha- I was really averse to having any of them overlap too much). Then, we decided things like their relation to the heroine, their role on the island, their backstory, etc.

However, I think that the story has shifted to better suit the characters as we've gone through development as well. The final routes look quite different from my original outlines in ways that I think are much better. Sometimes, I'll be writing and I'll think, "wouldn't it make more sense and be more interesting for Lantana to do this thing instead?", or so on, and then I'll try to adapt my original story structure around this emergent concept. Breathless Winds is a character-driven story, so our characters shape the plot quite a bit.

In terms of visual design, the character designs were mostly thought up by Doris, with some of my input. Doris wanted the designs to remain fairly simple while each having a unique 'appeal'. Gallardia is meant to be a big, cuddly lumberjack kind of guy while Rue is meant to evoke this idea of a gothy trans woman. Each of the love interests have some elements which reference characters or enemies from other fantasy games that were inspiring to us.

Although Poppy presents as a man through much of the game, we wanted her to still look like an otome or yuri heroine. Her hair style is meant to make her head shaped like an egg, which is the only egg-related joke we allowed ourselves.

I'm afraid that Breathless Winds will not be free on release, but we offer a free demo of the game's introduction as well as a free route preview demo-- now with scenes from all four routes! We'll also be offering a giveaway closer to launch, so please keep your eyes peeled! Thank you all for all of your support.

[ooksaidthelibrarian]

???, tiny tagetes, snapdragon and common lantana, Lantana camara

August 2023

[ayanos-pl]

ランタナで吸蜜するイチモンジセセリ（11月21日）

Parnara guttata ssie nektar w lantanie.

A common straight swift sucking nectar at lantana flower.

[archive-of-artprompts]

💐Send in a number + Character and I'll draw them in an outfit based on that flower💐

African Daisy

Alpine Columbines

Anemone (aka windflowers)

Angel's Trumpets

Apple Blossom

Azalea

Balloon flower

Bee Orchid

Bird-of-Paradise

Bleeding-heart

Boat Orchid

Bougainvillea

Bulbous Buttercup

Calibrachoa (aka million bells)

Camellia

Carnation (aka clove pink)

Cattleya Orchid

Cherry Blossom

Chrysanthemum

Cockscomb

Colorado Blue Columbines

Columbines

Common Freesia

Common Poppy (aka corn poppy)

Clover Flowers

Cucumber Blossom

Dahlia

Daffodils

Daisies

Dancing-Lady Orchid

Delphinium

Dinner Plate Dahlia

Dwarf Mallow (aka common mallow)

Easter Lily

English Rose

Forget-Me-Nots (aka scorpion grass)

Foxglove

Frangipani (aka plumeria)

French Rose

Gardenias

Golden Columbines

Hibiscus

Himalayan Poppy

Hollyhocks

Hyacinth

Hydrangea

Iris

Lady Tulip

Lantanas

Lavender

Lilac

Lily Of The Valley

Lobster-Claws

Lotus

Marigolds

Miltonia

Moss Rose

Moth Orchid

Morning Glory

Nasturtium

Nightshade Flower

Oleander (aka nerium)

Orchid

Painted Daisy

Painter's-Palette (aka flamingo flower)

Pansy

Parrot Tulip

Passionflower

Peony

Persian Buttercup

Petunias

Poinsettia

Protea (aka sugarbushes)

Pumpkin Blossom

Red Columbines

Rose

Royal Lily (aka regal lily)

Saucer Magnolia

Snapdragon

Snowdrop

Southern Magnolia

Spider Hibiscus

Spikenard Flower

Stargazer Lily

Sunflowers

Swamp Rose

Sweet William

Tiger Lily

Toad Lily

Tulip

Vanilla Orchids

Water Lily

Western Lily

White Egret Flower

White Freesia

Wild Peony

Wild Rose

Wisteria

Zinnias

Zygopetalum Orchid

[faguscarolinensis]

Lantana camara / Common Lantana with Chrysanthemum x morifolium / Chrysanthemum

[actualcoolbugfacts]

✨cool bug facts's✨

The Artipus floridanus, or the little leaf weevil! (Also called the little leaf notcher.)

They look like ༼ ◕ ◕ ༽

The anatomy of these glaucous insects!!!

They are one of the few weevils classified as a citrus root weevil, alongside the Diaprepes root weevil (Diaprepes abbreviatus), the blue-green citrus root weevil (Pachnaeus litus & Pachnaeus opalus), and the Fuller rose beetle (Asynonychus godmani). The males grow between 5 to 7 millimeters long on average. The females can grow as long as 14 millimeters.

The larvae are around 9.5 millimeters long. The males are smaller than the females, which is uncommon for beetles, but common for weevils and most other insects. They are the only species in the genus Artipus found in the continental U.S., but they're limited to Florida. They have longer and narrower elytra than other citrus weevil species. While most citrus weevils have small hairs behind their eyes, the little leaf notcher does not. They have purple splotches all throughout their body.

Diet.

They eat, somehow among other things, citruses, oranges, grapefruit, lime, peanut, avocado, mango, lima bean, Surinam cherry, and collards. They eat the leaves off of citrus trees (Which can cause leaf injury). The males don't eat as much as females, and cause far less damage. The larvae eat the roots of citrus trees, causing the trees to become predisposed to Phytophthora spp, which is a root rot pathogen, making the trees rot without any visible cause. This pathogen might also cause sudden death in trees.

Behavior.

The females lay around 1,220 eggs in their lifetime, and only lay them under dark or dim lighting conditions.

Similarly, they prefer to eat under darker lighting conditions. The adults will only emerge April through July, and then take a break for a few months, emerging once again in October through November.

Habitat.

They live in Florida and the Caribbean area, particularly the Bahamas, and the American Virgin islands.

Their host plants are the lantana, sea grape, bottlebrush, rose, hibiscus, Australian pine, azalea, and sea oats. The larvae build small chambers in their excrement where they pupate for 14 to 20 days. The adults will only emerge depending on the temperature and precipitation. They usually prefer hotter temperatures and low precipitation.