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Christmas Tree Archive

10 December 2020

Holiday Plants

Emily Amaryllis, Anthurium, Christmas Cactus, Christmas Tree, Holiday, Holly, Kalanchoe, Mistletoe, Pinecone, Plants, Poinsettia Leave a Comment
A top view of a holiday spread including a red poinsettia, pinecones, holly leaves and berries, apples, and beads.

As you begin to deck the halls this holiday season, you may find yourself reaching for a plant or two to help spruce up your space. Let’s look at some of the most common plants that pop up around the holiday season and whether they are safe decorating choices.

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