There are different variations of Christmas trees. On the East Coast, you’re most likely to encounter the balsam fir, which you’ll recognize by the resin-filled blisters on the bark.

(Credit: USDA) Douglas-firs grow primarily in the Western U.S. The most common Christmas tree varies by region ... You can also get creative and repurpose the old tree limbs into decorative wreaths, ...

Sometimes, money does grow on trees. A German gold merchant appears to have produced one of the most expensive Christmas trees ever, crafting a specimen out of $5.5 million worth of bullion — pr ...

From Christmas trees that are decked out in our favorite alcohol to trees made out of pure gold, these are the top thirteen ...

A palm tree or a ficus can make a stunning and creative alternative ... enjoy the tree before Christmas Eve. Payment processor Square reported that Black Friday was the most popular day for ...

Many Christmas tree purchasers have Oregon or North Carolina to thank for the festive firs sparkling in their windows during the holiday season. That’s according to a U.S. News analysis of tree ...

At Christmas, words and concepts become ... But we're going to do it anyway. Here are 2022's most outlandish so-called ‘trees’, ranked from best to very worst. Grey is arguably the least ...

Each year, about 25 million to 30 million live Christmas trees are sold ... In that case, don't dispose of the tree in your yard or compost it. Most cities and counties have free drop-off points.

When it comes to Christmas tree production, Oregon reigns supreme. Christmas trees tend to come from specialized farms—not just straight from the woods, as some people think. It takes farmers ...