An easy way to ensure poinsettias receive ample moisture at watering time is to set the plant—removing the decorative pot ...

(That means no running errands while your poinsettia sits in the frigid car!) At home, remove the plastic and foil pot cover. This will help ensure water doesn't pool in the bottom of the ...

You should water your poinsettia plant around once a week or when the compost feels dry to the touch. Water the poinsettia from the top of the pot, allowing the surface of the compost to become dry ...

Remove the foil cover. Watering only once every five to seven days should be adequate. Overwatering kills poinsettias. If you’re not sure, pick up the pot and if it feels light, it’s time to ...

Place the vases together to give the illusion of a single, larger arrangement, or scatter them around the table or room.

There’s no denying that poinsettias make bright, festive decorations during winter months. But they’re native to Central America, particularly southern Mexico, and they’re actually colorful ...

Get into the holiday spirit at Walmart, thanks to the retailer’s stock of under-$150 pre-lit artificial Christmas trees. We ...

For the colder months, consider clippings or boughs of evergreens, pine cones, branches or poinsettias ... Maintenance and water consumption may also guide your choices. For example, native ...

Gardeners cramped for space can grow vegetables in containers ... Reduce watering of holiday cactuses to when the surface soil dries and discontinue feedings. 85. Make sure indoor poinsettias ...

Plant lovers will enjoy the aptly named Christmas cactus, with its flat green stems which erupt with red and pink flowers as ...

They work just as well in containers as they do in the ground ... Some of our other favorite seasonal plants — like poinsettias and Thanksgiving and Christmas cactuses — are fellow short ...