another common Christmas tree variety, both known for their soft needles and pleasant fragrance. A unique characteristic of the Fraser fir is that its branches angle slightly upwards, giving it a ...

Do artists and scientists see the same thing in the shape of trees ... should be as it branches and how much investment a tree makes in a few thick branches versus many thin ones.

People in Belgium have been warned not to eat their Christmas trees. Authorities issued the warning in response to a suggestion people could reuse pine needles in recipes as a way to avoid waste.

However, it’s not a good idea to burn your Christmas tree for firewood—it can cause ... fresh-smelling mulch from the deal. Use smaller branches as plant markers and plant stakes.

Can you tell which of these branches comes from a real Christmas tree—and which one is artificial? (Hint: The needles on a real tree have round points.) Scientists continue to discover more ...

A family has shared their hilarious holiday tradition — picking out the “ugliest” Christmas tree they can find every year. Mistry Ashbrook, 45, and her husband, Samuel, 43, a product sales ...

Jeff Patton, (right) Jeff Patton Jr. (left) and Jeffrey Patton III posed for a portrait at Patton's Christmas Trees lot in Lakewood ... throughout the fluffed branches on the Fraser Firs.

After Christmas, many people throw out their live trees to the curb and wait for the sanitation department to pick them up to dispose of them.This year, the Ark ...

But that doesn’t mean that you can’t fix a sparse tree – on the contrary, as I just found the perfect hack that fixes this issue. And all you need is green tinsel! The best artificial Christmas trees ...