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Legend Has It. . .

The Legend of the Poinsettia
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Mexican legend tells of a boy who had no gift to put by the figure of baby Jesus in Church on Christmas Eve. On his way to church, he heard an angel tell him to pluck some dried weeds for his gift. As he laid them beside the other gifts, the weeds turned into beautiful flowers. Dr. Joel Poinsett, the first U.S. ambassador to Mexico, brought the plant to the United States where it was named “poinsettia”. (Legend of the Poinsettia card included.)


Poinsettia Flowers On Teardrop Cut Glass Ornament
Poinsettia Flowers On Teardrop Cut Glass Ornament

Poinsettia Glass Ornament
Poinsettia Glass Ornament

Poinsettia With Glitter Glass Ornament
Poinsettia With Glitter Glass Ornament

Poinsettia Of Peace Glass Ornament
Poinsettia Of Peace Glass Ornament

Small Poinsettia Glass Ornament
Small Poinsettia Glass Ornament

Set of 12 Christmas Traditions Ornaments
Set of 12 Christmas Traditions Ornaments




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