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Which brightly colored plant is associated with Christmas?
Poinsettias are red plants that are associated with Christmas. Holly has bright red berries and is associated with Christmas.
What Christmas plant is associated with the Norse goddess of love?
Mistletoe.
Which Christmas plant is associated with the Norse goddess of love?
Mistletoe.
How do you spell misletoe?
The plant associated with Christmas (Phoradendron serotinum in the US) is spelled "mistletoe".
What types of products would be found in a Christmas catalog?
In a Christmas catalog, one might be able to find Christmas trees, ornaments for the tree, toys, stockings, wrapping paper, and anything associated with Christmas.
What flowers are typically associated with Christmas?
Poinsettias and Christmas cacti are the flowers typically associated with Christmas.
What is the significance of the poinsettia plant during the Christmas season?
The poinsettia plant is significant during the Christmas season because it is often used as a decorative symbol of the holiday. Its red and green colors are associated with Christmas, and its star-shaped leaves are said to represent the Star of Bethlehem. The plant is also known as the "Christmas flower" and is commonly used in decorations and displays during the holiday season.
What is a popular Christmas plant?
holly mistletoe and a Christmas tree holly mistletoe and a Christmas tree holly mistletoe and a Christmas tree
Who is the saint associated with children and Christmas?
St. Nicholas of Myra is associated with both children and Christmas. However, he has no connection to Christmas.
Why red is a Christmas color?
Because holly is a Christmas plant, and its red. It is a Christmas plant because it grows near Christmas.
What images are associated with Christmas?
Images of decorated christmas trees are definately associated with Christmas. Also pictures of snow and cartoonish reindeer remind people of Christmas.
Which Catholic saints are associated with Christmas?
Saint Nicholas (associated with the Christmas season as a gift bearer)
