Results: Plants And Flowers For Christmas
Published on 12/24/2015
The Beauty of Holiday Plants & Flowers.
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1.
1.
What type of plants or flowers do you have in your house for the Christmas season?
Poinsettia
27%
451 votes
Amaryllis
6%
98 votes
Christmas Cactus
18%
293 votes
Rosemary
5%
81 votes
Holly
5%
88 votes
Mistletoe
5%
91 votes
Christmas Tree
27%
446 votes
N/A
42%
700 votes
2.
2.
What type of Christmas tree do you prefer?
Douglas fir
20%
340 votes
Balsam fir
9%
144 votes
Fraser fir
7%
111 votes
Scotch pine
12%
208 votes
White pine
7%
109 votes
White spruce
5%
84 votes
Norway spruce
5%
91 votes
Blue spruce
14%
240 votes
N/A
40%
667 votes
3.
3.
What color of Poinsettia's do you prefer?
White
16%
267 votes
Pink
13%
225 votes
Red
57%
946 votes
N/A
24%
401 votes
4.
4.
Which facts are you familiar with for these Christmas plants and flowers?
The most recognizable flower for Christmas is the Poinsettia.
56%
942 votes
The Amaryllis is a holiday flower bulb that can make a statement as a centerpiece on the table and its trumpet like huge flowers look like they are harking the Christmas holidays.
19%
310 votes
The Christmas Cactus is so named because it is thought to naturally bloom at Christmas time. If you own this holiday plant for many years, you will actually find it prefers to bloom closer to Thanksgiving.
30%
495 votes
Rosemary is a lesser known holiday plant. Today it is sold as a Christmas plant pruned in the form of a Christmas tree.
11%
180 votes
Christians have adopted the Holly plant as a symbol of Jesus' promise of everlasting life.
14%
234 votes
Mistletoe is originally a symbol of fertility, now it is simply a sneaky way for boys to get kisses from girls.
34%
569 votes
The Christmas Tree is a family tradition in most people's homes for the Holiday Season.
50%
834 votes
N/A
22%
376 votes
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