Poinsettia
Poinsettia
The main symbol of Christmas among indoor plants.In Europe and England, poinsettia (or Euphorbia is the most beautiful) is also called the "Christmas star" for its beautiful bracts (no, these are not flowers at all, as many think). Red, pink or white, they last for 2-6 months. Therefore, when buying, pay attention to the small central inflorescences: the plant will bloom longer if they are not opened. At home, put the poinsettia on a well-lit window, protect it from drafts and heat from the batteries - spray often. After flowering, the plant is thrown away, but if you are not looking for easy ways, you can leave it until next new year. In order for the poinsettia to bloom again, you will have to keep it in complete darkness in the fall.
Mistletoe and Holly
Holly Mistletoe and holly (holly) aretraditional Christmas symbols in Northern Europe and Great Britain. And this is not accidental, because unlike sleeping nature, these plants are covered in winter with elegant berries. Under the mistletoe twig (by the way, it is a poisonous parasitic plant) since the time of the ancient Romans it is customary to kiss, even with strangers. So if you can find this plant with white berries, hang a twig over the door and boldly meet with the kisses of all the newcomers. 
Holly As for the holly, then the branches of thisan evergreen prickly bush with red berries is customary to decorate a house and a festive table, they are weaved into Christmas wreaths and even sometimes used instead of a Christmas tree. We only have images of holly on Christmas cards, napkins and gift wrapping.
