Poinsettia
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
🙂 Poinsettias are beautiful, especially this time of the year.
I always buy some especially for the season. And then we have some real old ones that just stick with us 🙂
Have a very HAPPY day 🙂
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Yes, all my poinsettias from Xmas past are getting ready to turn as well, but these are from the grounds of the Chapala Society.
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Will they become a house plant in the North?
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I adore your poinsettia with buds. Wonderful photos Judy. 😀
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It’s wonderful that you can grow them out of doors. I always feel so bad when they die at the end of the season.
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I have two for my Christmas. They are beautiful.
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I have several growing at different spots in my yard but it has been rainy and overcast and they are all getting little mold spots on them…Often happens.
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These… growing in your yard. My imagination can’t go there!
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I’ll post pix tomorrow. Several were potted plants–gifts people brought and I transplanted to the yard. They grow into trees here. Others are ones I bought two Xmases ago and planted after the holidays. A few popped up in places I don’t remember planting them.
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Wow!
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