Discover the charm of a Farmhouse Style Christmas Tree in our latest video. This guide will take you through the steps to ...

Timberland owners want to prevent a repeat of a devastating infestation of the voracious forest insects in the 1970s and 1980s.

why not make a “delicious spruce needle butter” with the leftover needles from your holiday tree? “It’s a breeze,” the city’s post read. “That way your Christmas tree is not 100 ...

Every December, a giant Norway spruce attracts crowds to ... The first Rockefeller Christmas tree, put up by Rockefeller workers during the Great Depression in 1931. (Image via Rockefeller Center.) ...

Every year, the smell of spruce around New York City announces the arrival of as many as 200,000 Christmas trees. The seasonal workers who sell those trees often live in on-site trailers ...

Colorado Blue Spruce and Balsam Fir ... Tie down your tree on your roof with rope or bungee cords. Keeping a live Christmas tree can require some work. Here are some tips from gardeningchannel.com ...

"We have plenty of live Christmas trees in stock ready for customers ... growing quickly and white fir and spruce trees taking longer. "There's about a foot of growth a year, so you're sitting ...

With Christmas just under three weeks away, now is the perfect time to buy a real Christmas tree. The Pensacola area has at least six places you can find the perfect tree to throw on the roof of ...

This year’s tree, a Norway spruce that stands 74 feet ... 11 tons and is about 70 years old. The “Christmas at Rockefeller Center” two-hour live show aired on both NBC and Peacock on ...

The tree is an 80-foot Alaskan Sitka spruce from Tongass National Forest. Grammy-winner Coco Jones, in a fuzzy chocolate brown coat, sang "String of Lights," an original song from her Christmas EP ...

We're already three days into December, and if you're a last-minute shopper like myself - don't fret. There's still time to find this year's Christmas tree before it's really too late. Several high ...

The Postma family, who live in Robins, were selected to donate their blue spruce tree for Cedar Rapids’ annual Christmas tree display and lighting ceremony at Greene Square in downtown.