Since, Christmas is in the air I will post poinsettia flowers for this week. Poinsettias are the traditional flowers for Christmas. They have different colors such as red, pink, white and many more multicolored varieties. These flowers are easy to care but very sensitive to cold and avoid also to direct sun. They are safe and healthy in temperature between 15 and 20 C. Don't water heavily and don't get dry too, just water them moderately every two or three days is the best.
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13 comments:
A very seasonal shot; much more than mine. Poinsettias are always lovely inside houses at this time of year.
Hi Norm, Poinsettias are a cheerful sight; telling us Christmas is on its way. Here they flower through winter in the garden. Cheers.
Very beautiful flower!
Meire
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I picked up my Poinsettia yesterday at Fortino's, and I meant to take a photo of it, its a new varitey. I'll have to remember to do it for next week.
Gill
Lovely photos and very informative post. Poinsettias are in all the stores here now.
Beautiful pictures of your colourful Pointsettia.
Thank you for sharing.
I live in Canada too:)
- Cheers.
Beautiful flowers for Cristmas, also here in Finland.
Very apporiate for this time of year. Last year our local Walmart had Blue poinsettias. Very pretty photos!
Hi Norm
Love, here called "tip of parrot," I'm providing for my Christmas. I thank you for sharing.
hugs, Denise
Hello Norms happy weekend dha...nindot kaayo ug color ang bulak...perfect kaayo ug color sa emong lamisa hehehe
Wooohoh...It's Christmas. :) Lovely Poinsettias. Seeing it makes me so excited for Christmas. LOL..
Very pretty and seasonal and certainly brighten up the house when there is snow outside.
I love poinsettias. There are huge fields of them here in the southern parts of the Valley.
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