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Holiday Plants
Do's and Don'ts of Poinsettia Care
Poinsettias
With festive colors, bold blooms and so many varieties to choose from, it is no wonder why the Poinsettia is the most popular plant during the holidays. Our Poinsettia's are all grown right here in our own greenhouses, to ensure that we provide you with plants of the utmost quality.
Brighten your indoor winter landscape with the Amaryllis plant! Sold in complete kits, the Amaryllis produces vibrant, trumpet shaped flowers on 1-2 foot stalks. A mid-winter bloomer, the Amaryllis is a popular plant during the holiday season. Perfect for giving and receiving!
Need a hostess gift for a holiday party? How about a gift for a co-worker, friend or loved one? The Christmas Cactus is a beautiful holiday plant that makes for a perfect gift, especially when in full boom!
**Please call for pricing and availability as our inventory is constantly changing.
Cyclamen
The Cyclamen plant is a low maintenance, holiday bloomer that is perfect for gift giving at Christmas time! This sweet scented potted plant stays in bloom for a lengthy period and produces vibrant flowers on long stems. What a beautiful way to add color during the holidays!
Make a great gift for the holiday season. They have heart shaped green leaves, some with silver and green leaves with beautiful upright wavy flowers. Bloom colors include shades of pink, purple, red, rose, salmon, scarlet, wine, white, and mix with white. Please call for availability as we usually carry the pinks, reds, and white.
4 1/2" Pot
6" Pot
Height: 6-12" Light: Bright, Indirect light Water: Keep soil moist, but no wet Temperature: Cool temperature 55-65 degrees Fereinheight Soil: Good potting mix Fertilizer: Fertilize once a month with a water soluble fertilizer. Do not fertilize through the winter months.
The cyclamen purchased around Christmas are the florist variety which have been grown in a greenhouse and can be enjoyed through the holidays. With proper care they can be enjoyed long after the holiday. When the blooms have died back and the foliage has turned yellow, cut it back. Put the plant in a cool, dark location for the summer keeping it watered just enough so that the roots do not dry out. In the fall, bring the plant out and set it in an area where it will get bright light. Water about once a week or when it feels dry and fertilize monthly. If the leaves start to wilt, that means it is to dry. If you see any grey fuzz either in the soil or on the leaves, it is over-watered and depending how bad the problem is, it may need to be disposed of. Cutting off old spent leaves and flowers will help air circulation and prevent this fungus (botrytis) from happening.
Norfolk Island Pine
Bring a living evergreen indoors this holiday season! The Norfolk Island Pine is the perfect potted Christmas tree that can be placed anywhere. On your desk, in a corner, on a table, as a gift, as a decoration, this plant makes a great holiday addition. Bare or decorated with bows and ornaments, the Norfolk Island Pine is a festive plant that helps to spread holiday cheer!
Holiday Plants
