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Euphorbia pulcherrima - Poinsettia

bernieh

By Bernieh


Euphorbia pulcherrima - Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima (Poinsettia))

It's winter here in Oz - so the poinsettias are now beginning to show their bracts and flowers.



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Just beautiful.

13 Jun, 2009

 

wow what a picture.....................

14 Jun, 2009

 

Thanks Eggbox. I just love the little flowers on these plants - they're so weird.

14 Jun, 2009

 

Great Pic Bernieh

14 Jun, 2009

 

Lovely colour

15 Jun, 2009

 

Thanks Mushy - I do prefer the pink ones.

15 Jun, 2009

 

Thanks Marguerite - they're a great plant.

15 Jun, 2009

 

Stunning, always associate them with Christmas as I use them to decorate the conservatory!

19 Jun, 2009

 

Pansypotter - over here we regard them as winter colour. They first bloom in winter - June to August - and then go on blooming into spring. They're not blooming at Christmas time here.

19 Jun, 2009

 

Dosent really matter when they bloom the beauty and structure can be admired anytime/!

19 Jun, 2009

 

stunning

21 Jun, 2009

 

Beautiful looks like a boquet of flowers.

22 Jun, 2009

 

hi wow fabtastic i want one were do i get one.

13 Mar, 2012

 

Not sure where you'd get one there, Shazzza. They're more likely to be sold around Christmas time in your part of the world.

14 Mar, 2012

 

I missed this first time around Bernieh. That is a good clear picture showing the tiny flowers very well. Tugbrethil posted a blog yesterday wondering what experiences of the longlevity of the different coloured bracts was for Goyers. Is this a house plant or does it grow outdoors for you?

17 Dec, 2012

 

Scotsgran, I grow my Euphorbia pulcherrimas outdoors. This particular one blooms and show bracts for a couple of months from mid to end of winter through to spring. This is a dwarf variety and it's a fantastic hardy plant for the dry tropics.

21 Dec, 2012

 

Thank you for your reply. It is interesting to know what grows where in the world. My latest buys are still in a piece thank goodness. The bracts on our house plants tend to last a lot longer than the leaves. The flowers seem to not come to much and are not noticed when they stop blooming because they are so insignificant.

21 Dec, 2012



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