I'm going to show you how to make a 6' foot Christmas Tree on a dime! I love the look of flocked trees, and after experimenting, I found the BEST budget friendly way using flocking snow. Once you ...

Even an eye-catching hot pink. Flocked trees are easy to maintain. Tiny glue flakes in the Flock Bond mixture make it stick to the tree like a sealant. It keeps the tree from quickly drying out ...

Trees start at $15; tabletop trees start at $6 Extras: Free hot chocolate and candy canes; wagon/train rides, a showroom with flocked trees, pre-cut trees, wreaths and stands for sale ...

Do not bag your tree. Flocked trees must be cut and placed in the garbage bin. Through Jan. 18, Santa Rosa residents may drop off whole unflocked trees at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds ...

Artificial or flocked trees, covered in artificial snow, will cost $42 to dispose of. The Fremont Recycling and Transfer Station can take your tired trees for a small fee at 41149 Boyce Rd. Trees ...

Officials said the complex will not accept artificial trees, bagged trees, flocked trees, trees with stands, decorations of any kind or trees with lights still on them. Holiday lights can be ...

The cost of recycling is $15 for green trees and $20 for flocked trees. Organizers said trees must be placed near the curb outside homes by 8 a.m. on your scheduled pickup day.

The cost of recycling is $15 for green trees and $20 for flocked trees. Organizers said trees must be placed near the curb outside homes by 8 a.m. on your scheduled pickup day. In Fairfield ...

The city is also offering options for "do-it-yourself" disposal and disposal of flocked/artificial trees. Get top local stories delivered to you every morning with NBC DFW's News Headlines newsletter.

Flocked (sprayed with artificial snow) trees cannot be recycled. There are 30 drop-off locations now open across our valley. For a full list of all locations, click here. For a link to search ...

no tinsel or flocked trees; remove any plastic tree bags. Trees may be taken to the Landscape Recycling Center at 1210 E. University Ave., Urbana, for free recycling during January and February.