Add a touch of festive cheer to your home with this sprig of mistletoe grown on the Wyke Manor Estate in Worcestershire.

Not just for kissing under, the curved green leaves and pearlescent white berries of this mistletoe sprig make it the perfect addition to any festive display.

Shop Sprig of Mistletoe at The Real Flower Petal Confetti Co, £12.45

We couldn’t talk about plants at Christmas without including the humble Christmas tree, could we?

Perfect if you haven’t got much space to play with, the stunning blue-toned needles of the baby blue tree make it an eye-catching addition to any home. 

And unlike a bigger Christmas tree (this one is between 70-90cm tall), you’ll be able to keep this one around because it’s planted in a pot with soil – for best results, simply remove the tree from its pot at the end of December and plant it in the garden, where it will continue to grow until next year. 

Shop Baby Blue Christmas Tree at The Little Botanical, £85

Known for its brilliant red foliage, the poinsettia is a traditional Christmas plant that is sure to add a splash of colour to any festive display.

Even better, this poinsettia from Bloom & Wild is compact enough to fit through your letterbox and comes planted in a shining gold trough – Christmas decorating has never been so easy!

Shop Poinsettia at Bloom & Wild, £33

With its bright red berries and thick, spiky foliage, this elegant ‘blue princess’ holly tree from Patch Plants simply screams Christmas.

While you’ll typically find holly outside, this tree will be happy inside over the festive period – simply pop it back outside in the new year where it will continue to grow until next December. 

Shop Holly Tree at Patch Plants, £30

The Christmas cactus earned its name because its white flowers bloom during the festive season, making it the perfect plant for cheering up a gloomy winter’s day.

And even when the festive season is over and the Christmas cactus loses its buds, its fleshy, trailing leaves would look great hanging off of the edge of a bookshelf or sat on a windowsill.

It’s happiest in a humid spot that gets lots of indirect light.

Shop Christmas Cactus at Leaf Envy, £26

These gold-tipped succulents from The Little Botanical make decorating with plants delightfully simple. Whether you decide to spread the plants around your home or display them all together, their gold tips will bring that extra touch of festivity to any room.

Even better, because the plants are painted with non-harmful water-based paint, the gold tips will grow out over time, leaving you with a collection of beautiful succulents for 2021.

Shop Christmas Succulent Family at The Little Botanical, £55.50

With its delicate needles and compact shape, this pint-sized Christmas tree is perfect for areas where a full-sized tree just won’t fit – making it the ideal solution for a bedroom or kitchen counter.

And because it’s potted, you’ll be able to keep this tree around for the long run – if you have a balcony, you can even stick it outside for 2021 (it will live happily outside all year round) and then bring it back inside next Christmas.

Shop Stone Pine at Patch Plants, £8

Although it may look like a Christmas tree, the Norfolk Island pine is actually a tropical houseplant, making it the perfect mix of seasonal decoration and year-long leafy friend.

Originally from Norfolk Island, a small island in the Pacific between Australia and New Zealand, the Norfolk pine likes moderate temperatures and lots of humidity, so it’ll enjoy lots of regular misting. 

Shop Norfolk Island Pine at Concrete Jungle, £28