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When the organic garden lies fallow in the winter, many gardeners rely on houseplants like poinsettias to extend their hobby into the winter months.

Save poinsettias from post-holiday trash bins! These pretty plants can survive Christmas, thrive in sunny windows or southern gardens and be enjoyed for years to come.

From Ohio's Dill's Greenhouse, nursery grower talks about the best holiday poinsettia plants and the culture care to have healthy indoor flora at home.

Familiar holiday plants have a colorful history in Christmas tradition. Some are wrapped in lore stretching back to medieval times; others rise from more recent legends.

The most popular flowering holiday plant, the poinsettia may be grown as a bush or a tree.

Euphorbia Diamond Frost® is the best plant for complementing poinsettias. Both are easy to grow, classically decorate homes and keep throughout a winter holiday season.

Hang them on a Christmas tree or from a chandelier. Poinsettia ball Christmas ornaments add elegance to any holiday decor using simple materials.

Poinsettias are a popular gift plant for the Holidays. Find out how to grow yours throughout the year and have your own Christmas plants next year!

Follow these simple poinsettia buying tips to purchase a fresh and healthy poinsettia for the longest lasting display this holiday season for yourself -- or as a gift.

Certain common household and garden plants are poisonous to cats. There are over one hundred plants that can cause serious symptoms when ingested.

A tour of the Pittock Mansion during the winter holidays is a step into a Christmas of the past. Authentic period decorations fill the magnificent Portland home.

Impress friends and family this holiday season with these do-it-yourself Christmas gift ideas that won't break the bank.

Sometimes the best Christmas gift ideas strike at the last minute. Craft an incredible holiday to remember by giving the gift of time.

In the U.S. the Poinsettia outsells all other potted plants combined. With its flaming red color and star shaped flowers it is the ideal Christmas plant.

Poinsettias are the number one houseplant bought and sold each holiday season. Here's a look at their history and care.