National Poinsettia Day Flash Sale

We might be halfway to Christmas but today marks #NationalPoinsettiaDay - the iconic flower that we've come to associate with the winter holidays.

In honor of its celebration, we're offering you 20% off all poinsettia plants, arrangements, and decorative accents with code: LADIESINRED.

Offer Expires Friday, December 13th At Midnight


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Did You Know
today (12/12) marks the death of
Joel Roberys Poinsett, the botanist, physician, and Minister of Mexico who stumbled upon this iconic plant in Southern Mexico and introduced it to the American market.

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Did You Know
that in Mexico (where the flower was discovered) the poinsettia is often referred to as "La Flor de la Nochebuena" or "Flower of the Holy Night."

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Did You Know
that the poinsettia's botanical name is "euphorbia pulcherrima" which translates to "very beautiful"

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Did You Know
that the Mayans once cultivated the poinsettia as a gift from the gods and often used the sap of the flower to cure fevers.

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Did You Know
that in Mexico (where the flower was discovered) the poinsettia is often referred to as "La Flor de la Nochebuena" or "Flower of the Holy Night."

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Did You Know
that King Montezuma had such a fondness for the poinsettia that he had them delivered to him by caravan to adorn his palace in what is today Mexico City.

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Did You Know
that even though poinsettias are often depicted in bright reds, they also come in white, pink, burgundy, yellow, apricot, even marbled and speckled.

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Did You Know
that the poinsettia's botanical name is "euphorbia pulcherrima" which translates to "very beautiful"

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Did You Know
that the poinsettia is also referred to as the lobster flower or the flame-leaf flower because of its natural coloration.

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Did You Know
the brightly colored parts of the poinsettia that people refer to as flowers are actually called 'bracts' which are actually specialized leaves of the plant while the flower is actually the yellow clustered buds in the center.

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