If you’re thinking of cutting your own Christmas tree this year, there are several farms in the Midlands where you can do so. Most are registered either with the South Carolina Christmas Tree ...

Here's how to care for your cut evergreen. There's a long-standing debate when it comes to Christmas trees. Some prefer the easy, maintenance-free artificial trees while others prefer the real ...

Until recently, most Christmas trees were cut from local forests. A long trek through the woods to find a good tree was a common rural tradition. Christmas trees also have been harvested as thinnings ...

The tree should be cut up and contained in the green wheelie ... you can support your local hospice by registering for their hassle-free Christmas tree collection. In exchange for a donation ...

The great Christmas tree debate continues: fresh or artificial? That is the question. Unfortunately, this year it doesn’t matter if you choose fresh or artificial. Either way you are going ...

Morden nordmans won't drop their needles much and they're easy to care for. A real Christmas tree will last a full month if you cut the bottom before you put it in water, put it in a cool room and top ...

Until recently, most Christmas trees were cut from local forests. A long trek through the woods to find a good tree was a common rural tradition. Christmas trees also have been harvested as thinnings ...

a spokesman for the National Christmas Tree Association. Choose-and-cut sales accounted for 28% of real tree sales in 2018, he said. Sales increased to 34% over the past two years. In all ...