Christmas poinsettias are all I need

 

Poinsettias are the quintessential Christmas flower! No flower evokes the true beauty of Christmas quite like the poinsettia.

 

Of course, the traditional vibrant red variety is a holiday classic, but my favorites are the white ones and the varieties that have just a hint of blush on their leaves and petals.

Armstrong Garden Center is my favorite place to find the prettiest color choices and the healthiest looking plants. 

One of my favorite yearly holiday traditions is stopping in to pick up my most preferred ones because I know they will add such holiday charm to my home.

And poinsettias are super easy to take care of, while offering an instant pop of holiday color! It’s fun to add one or two here or there among the Christmas decorations, but I love at least 5 or 6 of my favorite varieties grouped together to form an easy arrangement on their own!

They do SO WELL in a group! Put them down as ones “who work well with others!!” It’s true, the more the merrier!!

 

They can easily be placed in a favorite cachepot or basket, but my favorite way to hide the nursery pot is to just leave it in its brown paper sleeve, trim it down and add a pretty ribbon.

 

No muss, no fuss! That way your display has an understated cottage-farmhouse look, and it’s so easy and quick too.

I hope you’ve enjoyed viewing all the ways I love to arrange poinsettias here in my breakfast room.

 

And as a bonus, here are the names of my favorite poinsettia varieties, all available right now at Armstrong Garden Center!

 

In case you haven’t heard, I started a new Instagram page in October and named it Claudia Fabiana Home. My former page is still up, but after getting a new phone, I was no longer able to log into this account, so the new profile was born!

 

I hope you’ll follow along with me on Instagram for all the latest projects and décor I will be sharing in 2025.

 

 

 

ciao fabiana

 

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You can check out some of my favorites here at “Tablescaping Essentials” 

 

 

 

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