Send Poinsettias and Spread Holiday Warmth

As the days get shorter and the holidays draw near, poinsettias bring vibrant color to the winter season. With their iconic red and snowy white bracts, they’ve become a beloved holiday tradition in homes across the country. Whether brightening your own décor or arriving as a thoughtful gift at someone’s doorstep, a poinsettia instantly adds that festive, cozy holiday feeling.

When Are Poinsettias in Season?

Poinsettias shine brightest in winter—right when we’re craving color and cheer the most.

• Season: November through January
• Colors: classic red, crisp white, soft pink, and trendy bicolor varieties
• Sizes: from adorable mini plants to full, lush holiday centerpieces

While winter brings chilly days and early sunsets, poinsettias fill your home with warmth and holiday spirit.

Poinsettia Facts You’ll Love

• Also known as: Christmas Star, Holiday Flower, Advent Star
• Botanical name: Euphorbia pulcherrima
• Native to: Central America, especially Mexico
• In the wild: grows as a tall, sun-loving shrub that can reach several feet in height
• Fun fact: those bold “petals” are actually bracts—its real flowers are the tiny yellow buds in the center
• Holiday heritage: celebrated in Mexico as the “Flower of the Holy Night”
• Color variety: from traditional red and white to cream, pink, and eye-catching bicolor designs