As Christmas decorations came down, many families faced the same question: what to do with a real tree once the season was ...

Many enjoy having a real Christmas tree for the holidays. And when the holidays are over, there are several eco-friendly ways ...

“The Happy Trails Program is a win-win for everyone,” Wake County Commissioner Shinica Thomas said in a news release. “Through this program, residents can dispose of their trees for free, reduce ...

As long as the tree is organic and free of plastics, the animals at the farm will munch on the pine needles as a vitamin C ...

Looking for Christmas tree recycling around the Jersey Shore? Here are some local drop-off spots and eco-friendly disposal ...

Alicia Boor is an Agriculture and Natural Resources agent in the Cottonwood District (which includes Barton and Ell ...

Whether you keep your tree up until January 5, or rip them down as soon as the in-laws leave, these are the ways you can ...

For online returns, the buyer often has to be the one to initiate the return, and the money usually gets reimbursed to the ...

Residents can also reuse branches as winter mulch or the trunk as firewood, with the caution not to burn it in a fireplace.

The day after Christmas is usually the busiest day of the year for recycling facilities, as people rush to get rid of trash ...

As the holiday season winds down, many households face the question: what to do with the Christmas tree and holiday greenery?

“In the U.S., shopping bags, wraps, and films aren’t accepted in most municipal curbside recycling programs,” Penge says.