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- National Poinsettia Day (December 12, 2025) - Holiday Today
History of National Poinsettia Day The date of this observance specifically marks the death anniversary of Joel Roberts Poinsett, who died on December 12, 1851 Poinsett was an American botanist and the first United States Minister to Mexico
- NATIONAL POINSETTIA DAY - December 12, 2025 - National Today
What we refer to as National Poinsettia Day is called "La Flor de la Nochebuena" — or Flower of the Holy Night in Mexico Poinsettias are revered there because of a legend that recounts the story of a poor little girl who despaired of having no gift for Jesus’ birthday
- DOOR TO NATURE: National Poinsettia Day - Door County Pulse
The Christmas season’s most popular flower is the bright red poinsettia Some greenhouses specialize in growing thousands of these colorful plants each fall The U S House of Representatives designated Dec 12 as National Poinsettia Day in 2002 to honor Joel Roberts Poinsett on the date of his
- Poinsettia Day
December 12 is National Poinsettia Day Find out how this beautiful plant got its name Learn how to care for your Poinsettia
- Celebrate National Poinsettia Day
National Poinsettia Day is celebrated to honor the legacy of Joel Poinsett and to recognize the cultural and historical significance of the poinsettia The day also encourages appreciation of the plant’s beauty and its role in holiday traditions
- National Poinsettia Day
National Poinsettia Day celebrates the best-selling potted plant in the U S Poinsettias have strong connections with Christmas In their native Mexico, poinsettias adorn the streets and homes in honor of Dia de la Virgen de Guatelupe, which occurs on December 12th
- National Poinsettia Day in United States in 2025 | Dayspedia
National Poinsettia Day is an annual holiday celebrated in the United States on December 12 and dedicated to one of the most recognizable symbols of the winter holidays — the bright red and green poinsettia
- National Poinsettia Day origins | News | crossroadstoday. com
The poinsettia’s holiday popularity traces back to one man, Joel Roberts Poinsett, the first U S ambassador to Mexico He brought the plant to the United States, where a botanist showcased it in 1829 The tradition took root Forty years ago, Congress officially declared December 12 as National Poinsettia Day
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