Great Indoor Potted Plant - Decorate for the Holidays

Norfolk Island Pine

The Norfolk Island Pine is a versatile plant. It can be used as a unique indoor potted plant, a decorative focal point on your patio as a container plant and it is often decorated with miniature ornaments and used as a holiday tree.

Yes, the holidays are almost here. The poinsettias will soon be out and the Christmas trees and other holiday decorations will be showing up everywhere.
Time sure does fly! The 2014 holiday season is about to begin...

An evergreen tree native to Norfolk Island in the Pacific Ocean, the Norfolk Island Pine, or Araucaria heterophylla, is often used as an indoor live Christmas tree during the holiday season. We often give these out during the holidays to our great interior landscape customers. Read more about the Norfolk Island Pine...

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Live Holiday Tree Norfolk Island Pine

A Living Holiday Tree

If you are a Plant Person and you celebrate the holiday season, you might want to consider using a Norfolk Island Pine for your holiday tree this year. They are great little evergreen trees with strong branches that can hold some cherished ornaments, a silver strand of glittery garland or strings of popcorn! These great little trees can also double as an unusual houseplant throughout the remainder of the year and can also be used as an exterior patio plant in milder climates. Talk about reuse and recycle...no more old tree to throw away, pine needles in the carpet or sap on the floor.

Norfolk Island Pine, or Araucaria heterophylla, is an evergreen tree native to Norfolk Island in the Pacific Ocean. 

These plants can be found almost everywhere during the holidays, ranging in size from about 1 foot tall to 4 feet tall. If you purchase one make sure it is healthy looking and green. You can visit my website PlantAndFlowerInfo.com for more information on Norfolk Island Pine, so you can care for it properly. Make sure you pick up a few pretty Poinsettias while you are out shopping! Have a happy and safe holiday season!

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