Christmas trees are the centerpiece of a holiday celebration. Every year, between 25 and 30 million Christmas trees are sold in the United States, according to the National Christmas Tree Association.

Faux Christmas trees dazzle your home without the cleanup and maintenance required of a real tree. Many also offer features no live tree can offer, including built-in lights that change colors ...

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How much are real Christmas trees? We share the Christmas tree prices below, along with expert tips on how to save. While inflation has eased since last year, costs are still a concern.

Forget decking the halls – the latest Christmas decoration trend is for “minimalist” trees with metal branches. Designs proving popular with shoppers include skeletal-like wooden structures ...

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The environmental pros and cons of Christmas trees go far beyond the climate impact of "real or plastic", scientists say. So what's the best choice for a green Christmas? In 1800, Queen Charlotte ...

Balsam Hill and King of Christmas aim to make the choice a little bit easier by offering an often superior level of realism in their trees as well as including accessories that elevate your ...

From ancient pagan rituals to modern-day celebrations, the Christmas tree has evolved into a cherished symbol of hope, joy, and togetherness. Its evergreen branches, twinkling lights, and ...

People around the world are adorning homes and businesses with festive holiday decor, which typically means an abundance of Christmas trees are on display. In the U.S., they pop up everywhere from ...

Americans buy about 20 million real Christmas trees each holiday season, most at retail lots and Christmas tree farms. Depending on where you live, the kind of evergreen you'll find will vary.

It’s hard to beat a real Christmas tree with its fresh pine scent and timeless look, but the holiday décor staple does come with a few drawbacks: Real trees only last a season, and when their ...