The classic. Broad true-red bracts on a compact plant, and our largest block by a wide margin.
Best for — volume orders, tables, offices, and anyone who wants the classic.
Clean ivory bracts that read pure white under greenhouse light, in the traditional star shape.
Best for — mantels, church displays, and breaking up a group of reds.
Bright velvety red with a heavy canopy of dark foliage. Only fifty in the house, so this one goes first.
Best for — a single statement plant on an entry table.
A dark pink blaze fading to a cream edge on every bract — no two plants finish the same.
Best for — a gift plant when you want something other than red.
Top non-red variety, two years running, at the Plantpeddler trials. A showpiece.
Best for — the plant people will ask you about.
Narrow strap-shaped bracts radiate out like a starburst — spiky and modern next to a standard red.
Best for — red without the standard shape.
Bracts curl inward into tight rosettes — from across a room it reads as a pot of roses.
Best for — gift giving and poinsettia skeptics.
Creamy white bracts washed with blush pink, marked differently on every plant. Only 100 grown.
Best for — gifts, and homes not decorated in red and green.
Light chartreuse bracts with wavy margins, held above the foliage. The one everybody photographs.
Best for — contrast, and non-traditional decor.