Princettias as Decor

Pure, clean star-like bracts of ‘Princettia Pure White’ 

Princettias have several features that make them useful for professionals working on Christmas décor projects, or retailers who want to offer Poinsettias that are a cut above. In a season when it’s important to set out the best, everyone turns to the Poinsettia and choosing a better Poinsettia helps make a display stand out from the crowd. Princettia delivers the best white in the business, but it is a better Poinsettia for other reasons as well.

 
Our Evergreen Arrangement—a fragrant mix of greens dressed up for the season

Our beautiful Evergreen Arrangement adds the crisp scent of the winter woodland to displays for the holiday season. We design this piece in medium and large sizes to fill a compact area or a sizeable open space with a lush, fragrant mix of greens from local firs in Central Ohio. All branches are newly cut at the time each arrangement is made so displays look and smell great, lasting through the Christmas holiday and well into the New Year.

Lush evergreen branches are freshly cut from local firs in Central Ohio

For sprucing up commercial accounts during the slower winter months, the Evergreen Arrangement makes sense. It comes finished with a touch of holiday bling to save time, and it can be used outdoors in the cold weather. Place one next to a rocking chair on a porch, or use two to flank a doorway—festive!

Companion plantings bring out the drama in Celosia ‘Dragon’s Breath’

A dramatic plant like Celosia ‘Dragon’s Breath’ always looks better when surrounded by companion plantings—the addition covers the soil, makes the Celosia look less lonely, and fills out the garden. One logical choice of companion would be Vinca ‘Titan Punch’, since it shares the same hot red as the plumes of ‘Dragon’s Breath’ and likes the same soil, sun, and water. Both have that vibrant magenta that stands out in the green crowd. If you need a third level of color, we recommend Ipomoea ‘Spotlight Lime’ (peeking in the upper left corner) as a counterweight to the small dark Vinca greens. It’s a short-growing vine, so the Spotlights stay close to their plantings.