It’s fresh, balsam-y and just like a real Christmas tree. Buy Now for £22 at LookfAntastic Neom’s Perfect Peace Scented Candle is a slightly different take on the traditional pine-scented candle.

Pine or plastic — which Christmas tree is better for the planet? For the eco-conscious, the needling question remains something of a head-scratcher. While artificial firs can be used year after ...

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When it comes to Christmas trees, the Pine Tree State apparently prefers plastic imposters over the more verdant, fresh-smelling real trees, such as the balsam fir. At least that’s what the ...

If you’re going for a real tree ... or Arizona Cypress. A pine, like the White Pine, Virginia Pine, or Monterey Pine. A spruce tree, like the Colorado Blue Spruce or Black Hills Spruce.

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 for lasting memories -- and even makes picking up pine ...

It’s fresh, balsam-y and just like a real Christmas tree. Neom’s Perfect Peace Scented Candle is a slightly different take on the traditional pine-scented candle. It has notes of zesty lime ...

The most common issues stem from the real Christmas tree’s needles, sap, and oil. Drinking the tree water and knocking the tree down are possible dangers, too. The pine, fir, and spruce needles ...

Eko said he has seen a huge demand for real Christmas trees this year due to the awareness that pine trees are being sold in Malaysia, adding that is it difficult to grow these trees here due to ...

Obviously, a pink Christmas tree is not going to be a real pine tree. This can be good because you can reuse your pink tree rather than pay for a new pine tree to be cut down and discarded yearly.

Pine or plastic — which Christmas tree is better for the planet ... with some telling NPR that real trees are the winners, while others say faux is fine, just as long as it’s reused.