Hello Holiday Cheer!  Poinsettias, with their vibrant display of festive color, have a way of putting us all in the Holiday Spirit.  Rich full leaves in deep shades of green surround oversize blooms in a variety of colors. This plant made it's breathtaking debut in the United States in 1828 and quickly flourished into the Most Popular Christmas Plant in the nation.  Whether decorating your own home or giving as a gift to friends or loved ones, the Poinsettia is always a perfect fit!

How to Grow:  Poinsettias should be placed in indirect sunlight for at least six hours per day.  

Outstanding Features:  Contrary to popular belief, Poinsettias are NOT poisonous, so decorate to your heart's content!

Tips:  Water your Poinsettia thoroughly when the soil feels dry to the touch.  Poinsettias do not like the cold, so avoid putting them next to cold windows or drafty doors.

Uses:  Use Poinsettias in Holiday Displays, as Gifts for Friends and Family, or as a Colorful Hanging Basket to Brighten Your Room.  

Colors Available:  Red, Pink, White, Winter Rose, Marble, White Glitter, Burgundy, and Holly Point

See Also:  A Holiday Guide to Poinsettias (PDF), The History of the Poinsettia (PDF), and 

Poinsettia Plant Guide