Wild Lantana
(Lantana involucrata)
Description:	Native to South Florida, Keys and Tropical America the plant grows in thickets along the edges of roads and hammocks.
Leaves:	Light green a rough with toothed edges.  The shape is oval and smell spicy (like sage) when crushed.
Trunk:	Pale yellowish bark - brittle to the touch.
Blooms:	White in very small clusters blooming year round in the Keys.
Fruit:	Small purple droop about 1/8 inch across.

This plant has been identified on: Sugarloaf Key, Cudjoe Key, Summerland Key, Torch Keys, Big Pine.