This is the poinsettia, a shrub with bright red bracts, which is natve to Central America. The poinsettia became associated with Christmas in North America (it is not a tradition in most other countries) after Joel Roberts Poinsettia, the first Ambassador from the US to Mexico, sent some plants back to South Carolina.
Much of Mexico is a sub-tropical region. Therefore any flowere that is 'tropical' will grow there. Bromileads, oleander, ponsettia, bamboo, bouganvallia, jasmine, cacti, thumbergia, mandevilla, dahlia, jade and the list goes on!
poinsettas
the national flower is dahila pinnata (its very pretty)
A poinsettia is a Christmas flower.... hope i helped...
Mexico
Corn and Beans are grown in Mexico. Among others, these are the two most popular.
The plant known as the Christmas cactus as it can be grown to flower around Christmas is Schlumbergia , it was called Zygocactus until recently.A Christmas Cactus....Zygocactus - The Red is beautiful and quite festive.
Yes. White, pink and red roses are all grown in Mexico, and are very popular among florists.
The ovary of the flower
It depends, if you are planting the flower in fall then it will be a full grown plant by winter. Or if you plant it on Halloween then it will be a full grown plant by Christmas eve. So basically, A seed can grow into a full grown plant in a month and a half.
Dahlias were grown by the Aztecs. They are native to Mexico, Central America, and South America. They were sent to Europe from Mexico and became popular in European gardens.
Lemons are grown in India and Mexico as far as I know...
a blossom is a flower that has not grown
Yes; it is the largest food crop grown in Mexico. See related questions.