For trend setters and small space dwellers, a traditional Christmas tree doesn't always work. Here are some DIY Christmas tree ideas to spice up the holidays. The post 20 Alternative DIY Christmas ...

It turns out the Christmas tree gives just as much after the holidays as it does during. What happens to unsold Christmas trees? Not every fir tree makes it to a cozy home.

While America buys over 25 million Christmas trees annually, there are some that don't get strung up with tinsel. Here's what happens to them.

Christmas trees also have been harvested as thinnings from young, planted forests. However, "wild" trees tend to grow irregularly, and even in planted forests only a small fraction of trees may ...

She really knows how to spruce up her place. A woman who goes by Mel Issa on social media said she has 26 Christmas trees and that it takes her three months to put them all up. “Finally got all ...

How Christmas trees became popular for the holidays 01:32. Have you taken down your Christmas tree yet? Chances are you haven't. Whether you chose to decorate a natural or artificial tree this ...

“Artificial Christmas trees can last many years if they’re well cared for, which kind of seems to make them the obvious sustainable choice, but they do have drawbacks,” she said. 4.

The wood of Christmas trees cannot be sold, and permits must be in the holder's possession at all times while in the forest. Never cut a tall tree just for the top. Only cut one tree per tag.

Oregon produces more Christmas trees than any other U.S. state, with 4.7 million harvested every year. The state produces 33% of the United States' Christmas trees.

Did you know the first cut-your-own Christmas tree farm in the United States was started in Central Jersey? In 1901, W.V. McGalliard planted 25,000 Norway spruce trees on his farm in Mercer County ...