The poinciana is a popular but non-native flowering tree, with brilliant red flowers that bloom through December and January.
Poinsettias are also popular, and are also non-native plants.
Australia does not use holly at Christmas time, and the only mistletoe is the parasite that hangs off our gum trees, slowly killing them.
Well, at Christmas time popular flowers are pointsettas.
Cricket is one of the most popular Australian sports at Christmas time.
Barbeques, often shortened to BBQ, are popular in Australia at Christmas. A Christmas ham or turkey can be done very effectively in an outdoor barbeque. As Christmas falls during the Australian summer, the weather is perfect for this.
At Christmas time, it is summer in Australia. The weather is warm. Picnics and cookouts are common
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Christmas occurs during the season of summer in Australia, as Australia's summer begins on 1 December and finishes at the end of February. As a result, Christmas in most areas of Australia can be very hot.
The pohutukawa tree is part of the Christmas tradition of New Zealand. The pohutukawa is native to New Zealand, and is a natural Christmas tree, often being used to decorate homes and businesses at Christmas, When it flowers around Christmas time, it does so with a massive display of bright red flowers. The first reference to it as a "Christmas tree" was recorded in 1867 when Austrian geologist Ferdinand von Hochstetter observed that settlers called it that.
Poinsettias are the most commonly used flower around Christmas time. However other flowers such as the Christmas cactus, holly, Christmas roses, ivy, and mistletoes also form a major part of Christmas decorations.
you can see a star on top of the christmas tree
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Nativity generally refers to the birth of Jesus Christ as it is celebrated at Christmas. Yes, Christians in Australia celebrate the nativity at Christmas time.
The NZ christmas tree is known as the Pohutakawa tree metrosideros excelsa, because it flowers around that time of year with its bright red flowers. This symbolises the great summer days ahead in New Zealand.