Question: Poinsettias added to our home for the holidays are losing their leaves. Can we grow them outdoors? Answer: Some gardeners have real success keeping poinsettias for another year, but others ...

Some would argue that no Christmas tablescape is complete until poinsettias take center stage. These red, white and pink houseplants have become synonymous with the festive season and are incorporated ...

They're festive, colorful, and instantly make any space feel like Christmas—but what actually happens to poinsettias once the holidays have come and gone and winter weather sets in? Every year, these ...

When you take down your Christmas tree (on Twelfth Night, right?) and pack up your holiday lights, what do you do with all those leftover poinsettias? It's tempting to want to plant them in our ...

Garden columnist Dan Gill answers readers' questions each week. To send a question, email Gill at gnogardening@agcenter.lsu.edu. I bought several beautiful poinsettias for Christmas. It seems a shame ...

These poinsettia care tips will keep your plant thriving during the holiday season. Reviewed by Joseph Tychonievich Poinsettias are beautiful, festive, and easy to take care of. You can't go wrong ...

With the right care, poinsettias can live over 20 years and bloom again each winter. To keep them thriving, toss the foil wrap, give them bright light, and water only when the soil feels dry. Keep ...

A beloved holiday plant, the poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) is known for its striking red leaves and small, compact yellow flowers that bring a festive touch to homes. While poinsettias are ...

Q. I have heard that one can keep a poinsettia after purchasing it this year and get it to color again next year. What do I need to do? A. Poinsettias are the best-selling potted plant in the U.S.