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2023 Extra large red poinsettia in copper container

Extra Large Poinsettia

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£49.00
4.5 Stars
32 reviews
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These stunning giant Poinsettias have proved incredibly popular in previous years, reserve yours now to avoid disappointment. Don't forget, Poinsettias like a warm room away from draughts and because they are a bit more cold sensitive it is best to avoid sending them over the weekend.
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These strong, British-grown red poinsettias are beautiful, bushy plants. Each plant pot contains 3 dramatic full-size poinsettia plants grown together to make an extra special display of masses of bright red flowering bracts. Always popular, order yours soon. Fancy something a little different? We also have some stunning extra large whitepoinsettia available this year.

Note: Poinsettias are sensitive to low temperatures and so we add extra packaging to protect them from the cold whilst in transit. However, we strongly recommend selecting a delivery date from Tuesday to Saturday so your beautiful poinsettia can be delivered to its warm home as quickly as possible to prevent damage in transit.

50cm+ tall , in 7L pot
4.5 Stars 4.7/ 5 32 reviews
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Julia Brown, Dec 29
5 stars

Great and large too!

Mother Prioress, Dec 27
5 stars

The poinsettia is beautiful and arrived in excellent condition

Andy, Dec 14
5 stars

Very good quality plants, excellently packaged.

Fhhdxrt, Jan 13
5 stars

Beautiful plant, exactly how it was described.

Christine Butler, Dec 30
5 stars

Excellent on all counts

Liz Rudman, Dec 29
5 stars

Excellent service and plant

Ann Keeble, Dec 21
5 stars

Gorgeous poinsettia and delivered very promptly

Stephen Scott, Dec 20
5 stars

ExcExcellent

Susan, Dec 11
5 stars

Beautiful strong plant

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customer, Dec 10
5 stars

Great size and quality.

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Care Instrictions

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

Your Poinsettia will flower for many weeks if you follow a few basic rules. Just remember they come from Mexico - and are built for hot days and warm nights.

The leaves and bracts are quite tender, and can be damaged by cold draughts, or too much heat. If they are near a window, don't let them get too close to the glass and try to keep them a distance from any radiators.

Whilst the plant is in a pot it will need regular watering - don't let it dry out completely. Water from the top and let the excess drain away, or stand the whole pot in water for 20mins. Remember this is a plant from a desert country so be careful not to overwater. The top of the soil should seem only slightly damp when you touch it - not soggy.

Most people treat their poinsettias as annuals and throw them out once the festive season is over. However with a little care your Poinsettia will flower again next year.

If you want to keep your plant going for next Christmas, after flowering, give the plant a rest. You can decrease the water and let the bracts drop. In summer repot into a larger pot. Make sure the soil mass is moistened and place in a sunny window, or in a conservatory. You will need to pinch out the growing shoots to encourage branching and keep the plant growing actively all summer by regular watering and feeding every two weeks with a complete soluble fertilizer. If you can keep your plant looking healthy until next autumn it should provide you with a beautiful show again in time for next Christmas.

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Poinsettia

Scientific Name:Euphorbia pulcherrima

"The Latin name means "very beautiful". They are now named after Joel Roberts Poinsett who imported them when he was the first United States Ambassador to Mexico.

"Flowers are actually bracts and they come in all shades of red