Poinsettia
The Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) is a well-known and cherished holiday plant that is native to Mexico. It is famous for its vibrant red and green foliage, which adds a festive touch to homes and public spaces during the holiday season. Here is a description of the Poinsettia plant:
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Foliage: The Poinsettia plant features large, showy leaves that are typically bright red in color, although there are also varieties with white, pink, orange, or marbled bracts. The colored bracts are often mistaken as flowers, but the true flowers are small, yellow, and located at the center of the colored bracts.
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Holiday Plant: Poinsettias are widely associated with Christmas and are often used as decorative plants during the festive season. Their red and green colors symbolize the holiday spirit and make them a popular choice for seasonal displays.
