I suppose this one must be an albino.
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I suppose this one must be an albino.
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These are so pretty–white flowers are a favorite of mine–but rarely do I see these in anything but red. I am going to have to keep a lookout.
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I have seen white and pink in our stores
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Albino? No. It’s a GIANT F***ing Edelweiss. 🙂
It’s lovely. Thanks for reminding me that I mean to add one or two to my shopping list, if the store’s not all sold out already. 🙂
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Edelweiss never get so big. Glad to have been of help
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Well WHO KNOWS?? I mean, it’s 2020 – why wouldn’t you have GINORMOUS EDELWEISS? 😀 But you’re right, they’re not fuzzy enough.
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It’s a beautiful one!
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White was the second color to be popularized after red. It is quite normal, and not albino. Pink was the third color. Nowadays, poinsettias can be orangish pink, pale yellow, purplish red, striped, blotched, spotted . . . it is sort of weird.
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I still ptrfer the basic red ones, they are more natural
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Of course. Poinsettias are one of the few flowers that even I prefer in red rather than white.
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For Christmas, red, white, and green are enough! I’ve seen the pink ones from time to time – they just look weird to me, but only because I associate the flowers with Christmas. I’ve never seen the other varieties – good to know, Tony.
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Exactly, the other colors are . . . weird.
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But pink might be lovely for a breast cancer survivor or for Valentine’s day. Then again, we are not all weird and stuck on color symbolism – I am still a bit put off by blue Christmas lights. LOL
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Poinsettias are not grown for Valentine’s Day . . . although they would be the right color for that. As much as I dislike poinsettias, I intend to eventually grow at least one in my home garden. They behave very differently from how they are forced for Christmas. I think I would prefer a simple red cultivar because that is how I remember them, but would not object to a white one too, . . . and maybe even a pink one. BUT, that is only in my own garden!
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Love the white ones and I have only seen them available in the western US. Wish we’d get them down south!
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We have all colours in our store
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So lucky!
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