Most importantly, never burn a Christmas tree in an indoor fireplace or wood-burning stove. "The sap that is still in the wood would create issues in a fireplace or stove ... chimney or vent stack ...

People always question the best time to take down their Christmas tree ... Protection Association warns against keeping a live tree indoors for more than a month because drying needles pose ...

7. At 95 feet high, the artificial tree at the Galleria Dallas shopping center in Texas qualifies as America’s tallest indoor Christmas tree; its more than 200,000 lights risk excessively ...

Her husband was German so I think he helped bring this to Britain.” An indoor Christmas tree setup was likely brought to the U.S. by German settlers in the 1800s with tree sizes ranging ...

This artificial Christmas tree from Yaheetech brings the snow indoors. The 820 branch tips are snow-flocked and have pre-installed incandescent lights for easy setup. The tree comes with a ...

A few years back, we cut one of the remaining four down, thinking we could use the top as our indoor Christmas tree that year. But by then, the tree had been growing so long it turned out the ...

In the Galleria Dallas, a shopping mall in the northern part of the Texan city with over 200 stores, you'll find America's largest indoor Christmas tree standing at 95 feet tall. Admittedly ...

It's also popular because it rarely sheds its needles indoors. The spruce was chosen in 1978 and planted as the official living White House Christmas tree and is the state tree of both Utah and ...

I also love looking at other Christmas trees, which you can find outdoors and indoors throughout December, in shops, restaurants, and other homes, especially the perfectly styled ones that reflect ...

The actual Christmas trees, which are often kept indoors as seedlings and grow on high-altitude hillsides as adults, were relatively safe from flooding. The real danger to the trees during the ...

Step 2: Begin creating – -Just like decorating your indoor Christmas tree, start with the big stuff first- garlands, large pinecones, berry sprays, and large seed heads were placed first and ...