Ivy was used as part of Christmas decorations for several reasons. It was believed to symbolise everlasting life, because it was evergreen, but also to symbolise death, because it grew well in shade and in winter. For this reason ivy was sometimes only used in exterior decorations, as death was to be shut out at this time. Ivy and holly were seen as symbolising female and male and therefore the completeness of life.
THATI = The Holly And The Ivy
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.
No, unless a poison ivy plant is caught in the branches of the tree.
They are Christmas Carols. Christmas Carols are songs usually heard at Christmas time.
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The Holly and the Ivy
THATI = The Holly And The Ivy
The most popular, and well known Christmas flower is the Poinsettia. There is also the Christmas Cactus, Holly, Christmas Rose, Ivy, and Mistletoe.
There are multiple places one can find information about the Christmas carol Holly and Ivy. One great website for information in Wikipedia. Other sites include Carols, You Tube, and Hymns and Carols of Christmas.
Christmas flowers are popular at Christmastime. There are a few different Christmas flowers including poinsettia, Christmas cactus, holly, ivy and mistletoe.
The colors for Father Christmas were usually green robes because he is associated with holly and ivy.
Mistletoe, ivy.