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75 comments:
They sure are big! And very festive.
I really love this flower and can't wait to see all the leaves turn red Masshole Mommy.
That is the biggest pointsettia I have ever seen!
love that flower, wow it is huge :) thanks for co hosting Judy...
I agree they are very festive not seen them like this before only in a florist heheh!
Have a festivetastic week Judy :-)
Yes, this one is quite big Jenn!
This one has been at my home for several years Claire. Recently some more were planted and I hope they do well.
Thanks Steve. I will definitely strive to have a festivetastic week.
I've never seen a real plant in the ground. We can buy them during the holidays and they are in a pot. This is way cool.
Have a fabulous day Judy. ☺
That is sure a pretty plant! Ours do not get that big here.
Thanks Sandee! Enjoy the rest of your day.
Beautiful photos! I like this awesome plant!
Thanks Leovi!
Thanks Alissa!
Beautiful plants and whenever I see them I know that Christmas time is indeed upon us! Happy Wednesday Judy!! :)
A sure sign that Christmas is near Janine!
That is beautiful!
As a side note, I just arrived home from my visit to Negril {actually, going back tomorrow again with my daughter} - you live in such a gorgeous country. I fell in love with all the people that I met and the entire feel of the island. :)
oh, we have this huge ponsettias around here too, although they're not called ponsettias perse, because the petals are too large and not close together like the American ones...anyway, I love them. I love your new pics of you and your twin. Thank you for hosting this fun party.
FABBY
Thanks a lot FABBY! Have a wonderful Wednesday.
Hi Tammi,
Thank you so much. I am very happy you are enjoying your vacation in my homeland ,Jamaica. Continue to have a whale of a time.
Judy
Wow, that is huge. Didn't know they could get so big!
Happy wordless Wednesday.
This one is really big kewkew.
Poinsettias are beautiful trees. Congrats on No Word Verification!!! I wish more Blogger users would follow your example as I have so much trouble reading those things
I had no idea a Poinsettia could grow that huge!
I can only imagine the loss you must feel missing your twin sister, dressing alike, hair worn alike, only a single difference I notice is that one of you was always smiling wider. I imagine there is a story to that. Loved ones are always with us living on in our hearts and so many little details of the day and season.
Thanks Tony! It is indeed very difficult to read some of the verification codes.
Thanks for your kind comments Sukhmandir. It has not been an easy life without my twin. I truly appreciate your comments as they have certainly lifted my spirit. By the way, Janine was the one with the bright smile!:)
Those are awesome!! I've never seen them so big. Are they a Christmas plant there? Just curious, they're THE Christmas plan there, but they never get big like that here. :)
Thanks Rosey! Yes, this is actually a plant at my home. It is really very big. Some new ones were planted last week. I hope they will also do well. Many years ago we had many of these huge Poinsettias.
Those poinsettias sure are huge! Did you just add a few more pictures of you and your sister on your header? I don't remember all of them from before. Whose who in the pics?
They are indeed huge Danielle! Yes,the header has new pictures. Janine was always the one with the bright smile.
beautiful judy!!! i've always loved them...red is my favorite color! my nani used to love them!
i hope that december is treating you well so far, my friend! xoxox
maria
Wow! That is a huge poinsettia!!
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Those were really beautiful flowers.. :)
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Beautiful and festive. Love them!
Paula
Pretty! I've never seen them growing outside a pot.
Now that I've visited and have grown so fond of Jamaica, I need to learn all I can!! What part of Jamaica are you in, Judy?
I've never seen them that big!!
(and I love the new header!)
Judy, I grew a peach poinsettia in my backyard in Florida. It got huge!
Where I live now in SC, we have roads and neighborhoods named after Joel Poinsett, the man who introduced the plant from Mexico to the US! He lived here and sent the plants to his home.
Have a great day!
This is really beautiful for christmas decorations.. ;)
Have a fantastic week!
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Wow, do you grow your own poinsettias? That would be so neat. I think they are such beautiful flowers. In fact, the hand-stamped Christmas card I made has a poinsettia on the front. Have a happy WW!
Warm greetings to you and your family Tammi! I live in the the north-eastern section of Jamaica. My parish is St. Mary and that is over 100 miles from where you are in Negril. One of my brothers used to work in Westmoreland so he knows Negril. I really need to go there someday. I am so happy that you and your family are enjoying your vacation here. Do continue to have good times.
They certainly brighten up the place for Christmas Rebecca.
They are perfect for Christmas Paula.
Thanks Kristin.
Thanks Kristine!
That's a big one. I tend to kill plants, but I always love poinsettias in the holiday season.
This one is indeed huge OrangeHeroMama!
Thanks a lot for sharing the very interesting information about the man who introduced this flower in the U.S.A. Mary.
I am here hoping that the new ones that were planted recently will do just as well Party of 5. Someone planted them for me.
Thank you very much Stephanie!
Oh yes, we grow our own Poinsettias here at our home Cathy. There was a time when we had so many big ones. Now I hope that this will be the case in the future as we got some more planted recently.
Thanks a lot Maria. I just love to see the colour red at Christmas time. My December is going okay so far and I wish you, Steve and Piper a great month. Christmas is going to be so special for you all! Lots of Love, Friendship and Best wishes always.
I have only seen those in a pot at Christmas time. SO cool.
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One of the most cheering flowers for the holiday seasons. Big one.
A wonderful flower for the Christmas season Nekky!
Thanks Deanna! I will be sure to come by and vote for you today. Have a great day.
I've always loved the Poinsettia. Always think of the holidays and look forward to seeing them around this season. Just lovely....
Definitely a lovely flower for the Christmas season Sharon.
They are really big Judy! And so perfect for the holiday season!
Makes mine look like a dwarf. very big and very cool!
Thanks Jessica!
They are indeed perfect for the holiday season Theresa!
I love poinsettias! This is beautiful. Thanks for sharing at Tales of a Pee Dee Mama.
Wow! That's a humongous Pointsettia! You could start a new trend, put some fairy lights on it, call it a modern christmas tree and you're set for the 25th!
Have a great week
Wren #259
Thanks TaMara!
I like your idea Wren! Have a great weekend.
hi judy! first of all thanks for joining in the fun friday blog hop and for hosting this wordless wednesday linky party!!
you know what, I haven't seen a poinsettia in real life!
yours look so beautiful!
huggies,
rea
Thanks Rea! Have a great week!
They are a mark of Christmas
Most definitely Bree! A beautiful flower to see at Christmas time.
That is a big poinsetta!
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Thanks Kristine!
Thanks Joyce!
Beautiful shot! :)
Have a fantastic week!
Happy Wordless Wednesday! My entry is here.
Thanks Rebecca!
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