Instead of a cut tree this holiday season, why not consider a living Christmas tree? Living Christmas trees are container-grown or ball and burlapped trees that can be enjoyed indoors during the ...

Choose a living Christmas tree. If you prefer to keep your tree after the holiday season, consider purchasing a living Christmas tree that you can replant in your backyard. Living Christmas trees ...

Have you ever wished your Christmas tree could last just a little bit longer after the holiday season passes ... has a large selection of trees including a living Christmas tree option.

A living tree decorated with Christmas lights and ornaments can become ... buying next year’s tree after this year’s winter holiday season should drastically reduce the price tag.

Christmas tree suppliers prune most of the living tree selections to the classic conelike shape, but after they serve as the holiday tree and are planted in the landscape, they'll grow back into ...

Are you ready for the holiday season? Did you ever visit the World's Largest Living Christmas Tree in Wilmington? Do you miss those days when you were so excited at the magical display of ...

Why, every Christmas, do so many people endure the mess of dried pine needles, the risk of a fire hazard and impossibly tangled strings of lights? Strapping a fir tree to the hood of my car and ...

Some Christmas tree farms that have been holiday fixtures for decades said they won't be open this season. Aerial view over a Christmas tree farm in this undated image. STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images ...