As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to think beyond the traditional red poinsettia that often graces our homes. While the iconic red bloom will always be special in holiday decorating, exploring diverse poinsettia colors adds a new fashion dimension to your pursuit. Embracing various hues refreshes your traditional setup and allows you to express your unique class.
New Poinsettias in Limited Release this Fall
Frosted Elegance is new this Christmas. It adds a touch of winter wonder to your holiday decor with its soft, dusted appearance miming freshly fallen snow. This elegant variation on the classic holiday plant offers a unique blend of traditional beauty and modern sophistication, making it a perfect choice for those looking to refresh their seasonal decorations. The frosted effect lends an air of enchantment and tranquility, enhancing the festive atmosphere while effortlessly complementing both contemporary and traditional styles. As a centerpiece, mantelpiece accent, or a thoughtful gift, a frosted poinsettia captures the serene beauty of the holiday season, inviting warmth and admiration into your home.
Sangria Sunset is a new maroon poinsettia for 2024, introducing a touch of sophistication and warmth to your holiday decor. Its rich, deep hue offers a stunning alternative to traditional red, providing a sense of elegance and depth that complements a medley of color schemes and styles. The sangria color serves as a statement piece, drawing attention with its luxurious tone that enhances the festive atmosphere of your home. Whether placed as a centerpiece on your dining table, adorned on a mantel, or gifted to loved ones, this striking plant brings seasonal cheer and a stylish flair, making your holiday celebrations feel even more memorable.
Scarlet Swirl poinsettia this Christmas offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and festive elegance, bringing warmth and character to your holiday decor. Unlike the typical poinsettia, this unique variety features beautifully variegated leaves reminiscent of a patchwork quilt, offering a cozy, homespun appeal ideal for creating a country atmosphere. Its distinctive patterns add texture and visual interest to your home decor. Combining tradition with a fresh perspective, the Scarlet Swirl poinsettia truly embodies the warmth of home and heart during the holiday season.
There is so much more to the holidays than red this year, but in very limited quantities. These new colors trend toward the rare and unusual, so grab them when you can.
5 Reasons to Embrace a Poinsettia Collection
#1 Instant Holiday Cheer: Imagine snuggling up on the couch with a quilt, a cup of hot cocoa, and a Christmas movie. Your vibrant poinsettias blooming against a cozy backdrop will instantly transport you to a winter wonderland. It’s like bringing the Christmas spirit right into your living room!
#2 Unique & Handmade Charm: Unlike mass-produced decorations, an unusual poinsettia has a unique, handcrafted appeal. Each bract tells a story as its perfection adds to its character. Each is a piece of art that you’ll cherish through the season.
#3 Heirloom Quality: A good poinsettia is grown to last. They are often enjoyed through winter, sharing the Christmas spirit into the spring growing season.
#4 Cozy Comfort: Beyond their beauty, a healthy poinsettia provides warmth and comfort on those chilly winter nights. It’s the perfect companion for snuggling up by the fire or reading a good book during the holiday season.
#5 Thoughtful Gift: Looking for a unique and heartfelt gift? These Poinsettias are a winner! It’s perfect for friends, family, or anyone who appreciates homegrown plants and holiday cheer. Each makes the perfect housewarming gift and party favors.
So, are you ready to add a touch of country charm and Christmas magic to your home this season? These poinsettias are calling to you!
Free Garden Classes are offered @ Watters Garden Center
Join us for the Final Garden Class of the Season
October 26 – Seasoned 7 for Color
Until next week, I’ll be helping gardeners with festive holiday plants here at Watters Garden Center.
Ken Lain can be found throughout the week at Watters Garden Center, 1815 Iron Springs Rd in Prescott, or contacted through his website at WattersGardenCenter.com or Top10Plants.com.
