Don't want to just chuck your Christmas tree in the trash? It can be used to make mulch or even feeding areas for fish or ...

It is quick-growing and easily spread by wind, water, and birds. It is difficult to clear out easily – it grows back on its ...

To best dispose of your Christmas tree, here are a few options: Create a brush pile on your property to provide habitat.

Trina Machacek lives in Diamond Valley north of Eureka. Email [email protected].

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Even after the holidays have passed you can still give new purpose to your Christmas tree. Here's what to know.

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The public has made their decision for the winners of the annual Festival of Trees at the National McKinley Birthplace ...

The public has made their decision for the winners of the annual Festival of Trees at the National McKinley Birthplace Memorial Museum in Niles. Belinda Weiss, museum director, said voting ended last ...

1.) Turn it into a living birdfeeder. Leave your tree in its stand or put it into a large pot or bucket weighted with rocks.