Dakota Valley Symphony

Our red, “Prestige Red,” is fantastic! The bracts are amazingly strong (so they don’t break) and the bracts grow large. The dark red bracts and dark green leaves provide a beautiful, traditional look.

White poinsettias are creamy-white in color. “Whitestar” is the best available because it has the whitest bract pairs with solid medium-green leaves. The white seems especially bright when contrasted with a red poinsettia.

“Freedom Bright Pink” has pink bracts that are bolder and hold their color better than other pinks. Dark green leaves provide good contrast and make the pink appear even brighter. Plants also have a better form than others.

Our choice, “Marblestar,” has strong salmon pink color that provides bold contrast with the creamy white margins. No other marble can give the same impact.

We are growing “Maroon.” This plant features darker bracts than other burgandy types with a color a little more “wine” than “purple.” The bracts will also grow larger than other plants with similar color. For you, this means a much more impressive show of color.

“Sonora Jingle” is a red poinsettia with characteristic light speckling. The red in the bracts is lighter than that of Prestige Red. The lighter red bracts with speckling, paired with dark green leaves, makes a fun alternative to the traditional deep red.

This is another popular seasonal plant. Bunches of delicate red flowers are suspended over green and silver foliage.