Did you receive a poinsettia plant as a Christmas gift? Do you want it to survive and be attractive for at least a year in ...

Should save your poinsettia and try to get it to bloom again next year? Read on to learn whether it’s worth the effort.

Caring for poinsettias after Christmas matters because simple light, water, and temperature habits can keep them healthy year ...

To preserve their colors, poinsettias should be kept out of high-traffic areas to help protect their delicate leaves. Try to ...

If your poinsettia is near a door or window where it’s exposed to drafts of cold air, or by a heating vent where it’s hit ...

You love how vibrant red poinsettias brighten up your home during the holiday season, but sometimes no matter how diligently you try to care for the pretty plants, they fade faster than you’d like.

Learn how to keep your poinsettia alive, healthy and blooming again with simple care tips that work long after Christmas ends ...

Poinsettias produce a milky coloured sap that is an irritant to humans and pets. The Royal Horticultural Society advises that it is best to avoid touching this, as it could cause skin and eye ...

Now that the holidays are upon us, a favorite seasonal plant is making its reappearance. Euphorbia pulcherrima, also known as a poinsettia, is a gorgeous holiday plant frequently used for both gifting ...

These tips will keep the leaves of your poinsettia plant lush and vibrant. Poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) are iconic holiday plants known for their beautiful red leaves and small yellow flowers.

From overwatering to leaf drop, follow these golden rules to keep your poinsettia plant (Christmas Stars) alive.

Poinsettias have become as much of a holiday tradition as Christmas trees, but how did the vibrant plant get so closely connected to Christmas? Julie Weisenhorn, an extension horticulture educator at ...