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Ramon Villalobos and his wife Raquel prepare poinsettias for shipment last week at SunWest Growers in Sunnyside, Wash. About 30,000 of the Christmas flowers are shipped not only to Tri-City nurseries and florist shops but from Ellensburg to Baker City, Ore., as well. (AP Photo/Richard Dickin, Tri-City Herald) Question: Do you usually buy poinsettias to brighten up your holidays?
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chatterbox on November 30 at 12:26 p.m.
The Coeur d’Alene Area Swim Team (CAST) sells beautiful poinsettias as a fundraising project. This is the second year I purchased one. Good cause, beautiful flowers.
Cindy_H on November 30 at 1:27 p.m.
“Do you usually buy poinsettias…”
Nope. But nice folks usually buy them for me.
Great hostess gifts.
Just saying :-)