Botanical Christmas original pen and ink and watercolour illustration by Rosie Brooks

Poinsettia - known for its vibrant red and green foliage, this plant is a classic Christmas symbol.

Christmas cactus - a tropical plant that blooms in shades of red, pink, and white during the winter months.

Holly - this plant has dark green leaves with sharp, spiny edges and produces bright red berries. It is often used as a decorative element during the holidays.

Mistletoe - a parasitic plant that is often hung above doorways during Christmas as part of a holiday tradition.

Amaryllis - a flowering bulb that produces large, colorful blooms in shades of red, pink, and white.

Christmas rose - also known as Hellebore, this evergreen perennial produces white, pink, or red blooms in the winter.

Cyclamen - a popular indoor plant during the winter months that produces pretty pink, red, and white flowers.

Norfolk Island Pine - a tall, evergreen tree with a distinctive shape that is often decorated like a Christmas tree.

Rosemary - an aromatic herb with needle-like leaves that is often used in cooking during the holiday season and can be shaped into a miniature Christmas tree.

Paperwhites - a type of Narcissus bulb that produces small, delicate white flowers with a sweet fragrance, often grown indoors during the winter months.