Win a bundle of stunning Poinsettia plants for your Christmas home

This is a collaborative post in partnership with Stars for Europe.

Welcome to a new giveaway – if you’re already thinking about decorating your home for Christmas, this is definitely one for you!

I’ve got four bundles of poinsettia plants in a variety of colours from Stars for Europe to give away. These lovely prizes will be perfect for bringing the outdoors inside, and giving your home a real festive feel in the run-up to Christmas.

Read on to find out more about poinsettias and how to enter the giveaway.

red poinsettia plant Christmas table centrepiece

Poinsettia plants from Stars for Europe

Stars for Europe are the leading group of European poinsettia growers, so they have a real expertise in all things related to this popular Christmas plant.

pink poinsettia plants and christmas tree

As well as co-ordinating the production of beautiful plants, the Stars for Europe website also has a great resource section which includes plant selection and care tips, plus some wonderful inspiration on how to use poinsettias in your Christmas decor. I’ve been browsing the site and it’s well worth a look – here’s a few of my favourite tips and facts.

  • When choosing a poinsettia, look for undamaged leaves and lots of flower buds at the centre of the plant.
  • Poinsettias thrive in warm, bright conditions, and need to be protected from draughts and cold temperatures to avoid loss of leaves
  • Poinsettias are available in all sizes, from a few centimetres tall to typical houseplant size, bushy shrubs, and even small trees.
  • As well as the traditional potted plant, poinsettias can be used in table centrepieces, wreaths, miniature landscapes and even advent calendars.
  • December 12th is Poinsettia Day in the US, when people traditionally gift poinsettias to friends and family. Any excuse to buy a plant is fine by me!
yellow poinsettia plants

A rainbow of poinsettia

We tend to think of poinsettia plants as being bright red, don’t we? But actually they’re also available in lots of other colours, including white, pink, yellow and cream. This means there’s bound to be the perfect poinsettia to suit your Christmas colour scheme, and you don’t have to stick to traditional red.

white poinsettia plants

Hopefully the gorgeous Stars for Europe images I’ve included in this post will give you some festive styling inspiration. Please note that these images are for illustrative purposes, and are not a representation of the prize bundles.

Each prize bundle is worth £25 and will include a selection of poinsettia plants in a variety of colours. How would you use them to decorate your home this Christmas?

christmas table decoration

Win a bundle of stunning poinsettia plants

I’m giving away four bundles of poinsettia plants worth £25 each.  To enter, just follow the instructions in the Rafflecopter widget below.  Good luck!

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106 Comments

  1. I always have poinsettias in the home at Xmas usually one big one. It would be lovely to have several and use them in different rooms such a lovely burst of colour.

  2. I’d love them in different rooms to give them that feel and one near the window.

  3. I would put them on my windowsills to brighten up my house from the inside and oustide too!

  4. These are lovely !
    I would display them in the different rooms of my home
    so that the whole family can enjoy them

  5. I love Poinsettias I think I would have them around the room to give it such a Christmassy feeling

  6. Never seen so many beautiful colors of Poinsettias before! I would have them in the hall. We all have to pass through and what statements they would make xx Thanks for the chance xx

  7. I have a hearth as a room centrepoint, so I would decorate it with the plants, as its ideal position for them

  8. These plants always remind me of Christmas. A dinner table or living room wouldn’t be the same without at least one poinsettia

  9. Hello, If I was lucky enough to win then I would put the Poinsettia on different window sills. Thank you for the chance to win.

  10. We’ve just redecorated our lounge and haven’t got any plants yet. So the poinsettia would be centre stage on the table and side table.

  11. I would put them on my window sills and dining room table and give one to my daughter.

  12. I would put one m the dinning room table and one on the window ledge to cheer the house up.

  13. I think they would be fantastic on our side table in the living room in windows and perfect for the dining table too!

  14. Great prize I’d use them to decorate our table for Christmas dinner, thanks for the chance

  15. I’d love to use these poinsettas to add colour and light to my living room and dining room over Christmas. Such a beautiful plant with brightness over winter. I thought there was only red! They’d also look great when zooming!

  16. We always have them in the kitchen over Christmas. I’m going to buy a white one this year as all my decorations are silver and white, as a change.

  17. I would put them above the fireplace. It would be a beautiful focal point…plus the cat can’t get to them then!

  18. I would have them in the living room and one in the middle of the kitchen window. The kitchen is where i spend most time, especially in the run up to Christmas, and also the only downstairs room that looks out onto the street, so I could enjoy it while cooking and passers by could enjoy it too

  19. Put them on the windowsill in the front room, so people can see them as they are walking down my drive

  20. I would use them on all the high shelves to add gorgeous colour. They would have to be high because they are poisonous and I am a foster carer

  21. I would put them around the house to brighten it up. I would also give one to my mum because she loves them!

  22. Above my fireplace and through the kitchen – as that is where the family spends most of its time.

  23. Definitely on the dining table as a beautiful centre piece. But also on a shelf and near the tv so it add a spot of colour everywhere and has a nice theme around the room.

  24. poinsettia is the christmas flower ,this year i would keep one in the living room and share the others with family

  25. I would use them to decorate the Christmas table to make it look extra special and remind of people who cant be there

  26. I would have one in the middle of the dining table and one on the window sill in the sitting room and one on a table near the Christmas tree,

  27. I would pop them around the downstairs of the house in different rooms to add some festiveness

  28. They’d brighten up, and Christmas-fy our partially decorated living room (we just KNOW we won’t get it done by Christmas, despite our plans!)

  29. I always have a couple of big red poinsettias at Christmas because they look so festive – one on the coffee table in the lounge and one on my kitchen table.. I love the different colours and they would look so pretty as part of my Christmas decorations.

  30. They would be the centrepiece on the dining table and on the window sill with the other decorations. Beautiful.

  31. I live in an apartment and I use the beautiful plants to brighten up the rather dull corridor. My neighbours really love them!

  32. I love poinsettias and have several in the house at Christmas. They make lovely decorations on the dinning room table and by the fire place

  33. I’d probably put them on my hall windowsill – I currently have paperwhites there but they will be finished by Christmas and late planting means my hyacinths won’t be ready to take their place. But then again I may just pop one im whatever spot needs a bit of colour.

  34. I’d place them on my windowsills in the kitchen to give that festive feel for both myself and the people passing by.

  35. My home is actually a little plain at the moment when it comes to plants and colour, so I would use them to highlight forgotten corners and they would also look amazing in my conservatory

  36. Poinsettias are such beautiful plants, so perfect for the Festive Season with their bold colours. I would use them to form the centrepiece for my table as part of my Chrsitmas tablescape, and as part of my Christmas display in the hallway. They’ll look beauitful with slender candles and a mix of complimentary foilage and pine cones.

  37. We always have these in our living room and give them to our elderly relatives because they love them too

  38. We get one every year l absolutly love them in the livingroom with the Christmas decorations

  39. My hubby has just put a very long shelf up in the living room so I would make a fab display on that

  40. I always have poinsettias in the home at Xmas time and I have been known to manage to keep them for a full year

  41. I would display these on my sideboard to bring some much needed colour and Christmas cheer to our home.

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