If the main reason you love a real Christmas tree is that pine-y scent that reminds you ... the Balsam is one of the most fragrant species of tree traditionally used for the holidays.

The Scotch pine is one of the most popular Christmas tree species because it rarely sheds its needles and has excellent water retention when cut. The Scotch pine is not native to America ...

The Easter white pine is commonly used for furniture and is sold as a Christmas tree ... to find a shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata) tree. This species is also one of the most common commercial ...

Christmas trees come in many sizes, but overwhelmingly the shape and scent remain the same. A conical evergreen tree with a whiff of pine. Whether you're a Christmas tree traditionalist or ...

A pine, like the White Pine, Virginia Pine, or Monterey Pine. A spruce tree, like the Colorado Blue Spruce or Black Hills Spruce.

The Douglas fir, also called a Douglas tree, Oregon pine or Douglas spruce, can grow hundreds of feet high — and the oldest of the species can live for over 1,000 years. The Douglas fir was ...

Christmas trees are big business out West, but a hotter climate means challenges for tree growers ... Now, Chastagner is experimenting with exotic species of fir from the other side of the ...

But even if your love of Christmas has nothing to do with its origins, experts recommend removing your tree no later than January 6. There are many ways to repurpose your used pine, you could cut ...