Poinsettias

(Note:  All pictures may be enlarged by clicking on them once or twice.)

The poinsettia has long been associated with Christmas — we have a red poinsettia like the one above on a coffee table in our living room.

I think I knew there were many varieties of poinsettias, but I didn’t realize that there were so many different colors until Betsy and I visited the Conservatory at Biltmore when we were there for the Christmas at Biltmore event. There were plants of different colors, such as this yellow-green poinsettia which was one of the first we saw as we entered the Conservatory. There were poinsettias of different hues and shades through out the building.

But I think I was most impressed with the multi-colored poinsettias that we saw. This red and white beauty was definitely eye-catching.

Some plants were more subdued than others, but still very pretty. I did like this point and white poinsettia very much.

It would be hard for me to pick a favorite, although these yellow and red plants that we saw near the end of our visit to the Conservatory definitely caught my eye.

 

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7 Responses to “Poinsettias”

  1. Betsy Says:

    I love Poinsettias –and the ones we saw at Biltmore are truly awesome…. You are correct –it’s too hard to choose a favorite. Great set of pictures!
    Love,
    Wifey

  2. Dayphoto Says:

    Your world is just beautiful with all these Poinsettias

  3. Ginny Hartzler Says:

    This yellowish-green one is a color I have never seen. The pink & white ones are very pretty, but they tend to look like faded red ones!

  4. Linda G. Says:

    The red and white variety caught my eye.

  5. rhiebert Says:

    THey all look good, but i have to say I am fairly partial to the traditional red ones.

  6. diane Says:

    I didn’t realise there was such a variety. Very pretty.

  7. Jeevan Says:

    Amazing to see varieties in poinsettia, and of course, I never thought there could be varieties in it. I have seen only the first kind. Lovely shots and colors!

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