Its adjustable screws work best with a smaller trunk, but it can accommodate real trees as high as 7 feet. Review: “Perfect Christmas tree stand. It arrived well packed in a timely manner ...

Your tree stand should be wide and sturdy, the Real Christmas Tree Board says. It should also have a water reservoir large enough to keep your tree watered. "A tree can drink about a quart of ...

Instead of an industrial metal tree stand, place your tree in a planter ... Scent is a powerful emotional trigger, and the smell of a real Christmas tree is embedded in our collective memory ...

Christmas trees are wondrous ... Instability and Tipping You may have a tree with a fairly straight cut at the bottom of the trunk but it will still not stand upright. Many tree stands have ...

‘The first step to keeping your house clean during Christmas with a real tree is simple: keep it watered. A hydrated tree lasts longer and drops fewer needles overall.’ Using a tree stand with ...

If you're new to real Christmas trees, you'll want to know what you need to protect your new tree until Christmas Day. A tree begins drying up when it's cut. About half or more of the tree's ...

If you’re going for a real tree, keep these three tips in mind to help you keep it happy and healthy all season long. Water it! This is obvious, but keeping the stand full of water can greatly ...

And nothing says Christmas more than the aroma of a real pine, spruce or fir tree ... Plan to place your live tree in a stand with a basin that holds at least a gallon of water.

To keep your real Christmas tree looking fresh for longer and extend ... “Trim the base of your tree before placing it in the stand. A fresh cut will expose the tree’s vascular system ...

A fresh-cut Christmas tree can offer a magical experience in the home this time of year. The distinct smell of pine from a real tree makes ... outer bark to fit the stand. This outer layer is ...

Many Real Maine Christmas tree farms encourage folks ... disk of wood from the base of the trunk before putting the tree in a stand. Don’t cut the trunk at an angle or into a V-shape.