Just Add Ice Live Red and White Christmas Floral Centerpiece, Pure White Orchid and Red Poinsettia in White Ceramic Pottery, 10" Diameter - Elegant Table Arrangement, Classic Christmas, Live Plants

Just Add Ice® Red and White Christmas Centerpiece, with a beautiful White Orchid and stunning Red Poinsettia, is sure to bring good cheer to anyone who welcomes it into their home. With vibrant red and green foliage, large white flowers, and stunning composition this elegant holiday planter finished with white ceramic pottery makes the perfect statement piece for your classic Christmas décor. This holiday season, place this Christmas flower arrangement with your Christmas table décor, fireplace Christmas decorations, or anyplace around your home or office that is need of some holiday cheer. Look no further for a better Christmas gift idea – as this holiday arrangement makes for the best Christmas gift for mom, grandma, friend or to treat yourself. You can expect your plants to come with many blooms and a plant height of 18-28". Poinsettias and Orchids are easy-care plants that likes bright and water around once a week. You and your loved ones will love watching this planter bloom throughout the holidays and beyond! Just Add Ice® plants are grown by experts, hand selected for your order, and shipped directly from our greenhouse to your home. Our greenhouse is powered by sustainable and energy-efficient growing techniques including recycled water and recycled wood heating. Our state-of-the-art grading system and advanced packaging methods ensure you always receive the highest quality plants each time you order.

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