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For any questions, call 513-686-1250. Cincinnati Non-artificial Christmas trees will be collected during regular yard waste collection schedules. Please remove all ornaments, lights, tinsel, etc.

To find out, I set up my Christmas tree this year with three sets of smart lights — Philips Hue, Govee, and Nanoleaf — to see which made the holiday season the brightest.

The idea first spread to England through Queen Charlotte, Queen Victoria's mother—but it was Victoria's consort Prince Albert who brought them into the mainstream in 1848.

Three different theories trace the Christmas tree back to the 1400s or 1500s, while two others delve even further into the past. Some proposed explanations seem more accurate than others.

The Christmas Tree at Quincy Market will be lit on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. A Christmas tree lights up Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Erin Clark/The Boston Globe via Getty Images ...

Post this As the official Christmas tree partner, Balsam Hill will provide the iconic holiday centerpiece in the form of a custom-designed 30-foot tree, fully decorated in team colors.

But in 1894 President Cleveland put electric lights on the White House tree, and by 1914, a 16-foot string cost just $1.75. By the 1930s, colored bulbs and cones were everywhere.

Then, in 1846, Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert, who was German, were sketched in the Illustrated London News standing in front of their decorated Christmas tree with their children.

Christmas tree hashtags really are like putting the star on top of your festive spruce or pine (or any other variation). They're the finishing touch to your Insta post that can be super punny with ...

Flocked Christmas trees should be placed in the garbage while non-flocked trees get recycled, according to Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability.