Name two traditional holiday flowers.

Poinsettias and chrysanthemums are both widely recognized as traditional holiday flowers, particularly during the winter season. Poinsettias are famously associated with Christmas, with their vibrant red and green colors symbolizing the season. They are often used in decorations, arrangements, and as gifts during the holiday period.

Chrysanthemums, on the other hand, while not exclusively a winter flower, hold significance in various cultures and are often included in fall and Thanksgiving arrangements due to their late blooming season. Additionally, in some traditions, chrysanthemums symbolize joy and optimism, tying into holiday themes of celebration.

The other options do not represent traditional holiday flowers; for instance, tulips are more associated with spring, roses and lilies have varied meanings but are not specifically tied to holidays, while daisies and sunflowers are generally considered summer flowers, lacking the seasonal association typically sought in holiday floral decor.