Celebrate National Poinsettia Day with a pop of holiday color!
The pop of floral color in everyone's home means the holidays are right around the corner.
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Dec 12, 2023, 12:50 PM
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9ds agoToday is National Poinsettia Day!
The pop of floral color in everyone's home means the holidays are right around the corner.
Aside from Christmas trees, they are perhaps the most recognizable plants of the holiday season.
Every year, poinsettias contribute upwards of $250 million to our economy.
Want to learn how to take care of your poinsettias? Alex Calamia has tips in his Garden Guide here.
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