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Poinsettia "Tree"

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Date: 08/04/2006 Topic: Photos > Garden  
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This tree is actually a poinsetta plant; it was a Christmas gift from my family a few years ago and I trained it as a tree form. It has full green lush leaves on it and it is a conversation piece on my back deck that it sets on. I have a small nativity scene at the base near the trunk of the "tree" and an ornament "J-o-y" hanging on one of its branches.

Poinsettia Tree

By WandaJo from Collierville, Tennessee

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Post By Jo Parkinson (Guest Post) (08/11/2006)
WOW! That is amazing. I have never seen a Poinsettia that size before. In the UK Poinsettia's only last for a few weeks around Christmas.


Post By WandaJo (Guest Post) (08/07/2006)
I trained the poinsetta to be tree form by cutting it back and staking it after it "died down" after the holiday season; I kept it watered and even fertilized it. I kept it cut back until the growth started to grow up the stake; I secured it to grow "up"! When it is brought in the house after the summer season, it will drop its leaves but the bark of the trunk is so pretty; it will turn almost an ivory color and the branches are pretty. There will be a few leaves in sparse areas of the "tree" and at Christmas time I will decorate it with lights and tiny ornaments and tinsel.


Post By Karen (Guest Post) (08/04/2006)
How did you do that? I still have mine from last year (and it's still red) - I'd love to do that with it. Great Job!!


Post by azDana (46) | (08/04/2006)
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Good job on keeping it alive. I have to confess that I always accidentally commit poinsettia-cide. :)


Post By (Guest Post) (08/04/2006)
Wow..I've never seen one live to be that tall! Great job!


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