December 14, 2009
Classic Christmas Poinsettias
Here are a few more poinsettia pictures from my Plant Farm visit, this time of the classic red and green flowers.
This month has been too busy to leave much time for blogging. I'm getting ready for 18 guests for Christmas Eve dinner. Eight of those will stay with us for four days. My Costco grocery list is really long!
My six amaryllis are blooming their big heads off. I'm taking pictures to post soon. It's great to have some blooms around while the garden is asleep outside.
With temperatures dropping down to just above zero last week, I'm feeling very grateful for a warm home. With the shortest day of the year coming up, I'm especially enjoying the Christmas lights around our neighborhood. I hope the holiday season is a good one for all of you. Good luck getting it all done . . . or at least the essential things!
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Wow!! Those are gorgeous poinsettias! Have you ever kept them over? (That's something I tried last year and just couldn't keep the schedule!) ;-)
ReplyDeleteI have never saw a poinsettia like the green, red and white leaved one. I usually get red ones. Boring ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis year I did change and got a dark pink one.
Your photos are just stunning! I have been using your photo hints and have seen improvement in my own pictures. I just love the red and white poinsettia.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the points. Great and colorful.
ReplyDeleteHappy shopping, make sure to make some time for yourself before your company comes.
Jen
I like these poinsettias very much. So long as they aren't dyed blue, orange or some other aberration, I'm good with them. :-)Very fine photos.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful VW~~I imagine your home is looking quite festive....with amaryllis blooming and decorations up. gail
ReplyDeleteWow aren't they looking great!!! Poinsettias are commmon in winter here. There are two versions here. one is very tall the other is just tall. Wonderful color.
ReplyDeleteLoving the poinsettia pics. I do adore these flowers when they are left au naturel and not glittered or dyed a sick shade of blue. Merry Christmas VW! If you set your table, please take a pic of it for us to see.~~Dee
ReplyDeleteVW, I wish you and your family a very happy christmas, and may next year brings much happiness and tons of blessings to you all.
ReplyDeleteMuchos cariños
Maria Cecilia
p.s. these poinsettias are fabulous, perfect for christmas time!!!
I know what you mean about busy times. Love the second photo of the poinsettias.
ReplyDeleteI got my new camera! XSi--- there was a deal with a second lens, too good to pass up. Now comes the learning.