Christmas brings a lot of excitement with sparkling lights; festive decorations; and, of course, the Christmas tree.

Festive households rush to put up their trees weeks before the holiday — but don't seem to know when to take them down.

A Christmas tree with twinkling lights and sparkling ornaments can brighten the short days of December. But cutting your own ...

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Following Christian tradition, the official last day of the Christmas season, and the time to remove your tree, is considered ...

Most of us will drag our tree to the curb and forget about it, but there’s more life in a cast-off spruce or fir than you ...

In our lives, we are often like Goldilocks. We make it our life’s goal to be comfortable. We want everything to be just right ...

“Tradition recommends the Twelfth Night as the exact date to get the boxes down from the loft and pack away your tree and ...

People always question the best time to take down their Christmas tree. Ernest Prim ... many ways to repurpose your used pine, you could cut it up for firewood, shred it for mulch, build a ...

Dismantling your Christmas tree may not be the cheeriest chore ... While some people take down their Christmas trees the moment the calendar flips past Dec. 25, others wait until the New Year ...

Mentally, you may still be feeding off the festive high, refusing to let your Christmas flame burn out by keeping your tree up and your ... thinking about taking down the decorations and kicking ...

I Love a Clean San Diego has a guide on how and where to recycle your Christmas trees as the holiday season winds down.