Most real Christmas trees involve some kind of daily ... if you have a big enough garden — and patience — you can buy a potted tree and plant it in your garden after the holidays, then dig ...

What Kind of Christmas Tree Should I Choose for the Garden? There are 3 popular types of real Christmas trees to choose from. Freshly cut, pot-grown and potted. Each has its pros and cons. Fresh-cut ...

When you buy a real Christmas tree, you don't need to worry ... For city dwellers, without space for a potted tree in the garden, it's a great green option. But you need to be quick off the ...

Wondering how to keep your real Christmas tree – whether cut or potted – alive throughout the festive season? We asked an expert for their top tips. The 1 December is finally here, and while ...

Potted trees need to be watered regularly ... Plain tap water, or collected rainwater, is all you need. Should I spray my real Christmas tree with water? You do not need to spray the needles of a real ...

The Real Christmas Tree Board reports that there are 20 species ... If you have a large potted plant that's sturdy enough to hang ornaments and strings of lights on, give it the Christmas pizzazz.

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A Christmas super fan who keeps her tree up all-year-round admits her festive way of life strikes a "fine balance of ...

faux Christmas tree. Embrace the tiny lights, too—like the ones that stud this duo of Crystal Leaves Light-Up Gold Trees.

as potted trees tend to be less pricey than real trees. I know from experience that potted trees need a little bit of care to stay looking their best year after year. We had a potted Christmas tree a ...

The USDA Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit’s (LTBMU) announced last year that the Christmas Tree Permit Program ...

Choose from cut Nordmann Firs, Noble Firs, Fraser Firs, Norway Spruces in all sorts of sizes, as well as potted trees too. A short walk from Camden Town Station and Camden Market, Camden Garden Centre ...