Real Christmas trees are back in fashion with a vengeance. Morden nordmans won't drop their needles much and they're easy to care for. A real Christmas tree ... although the Norway spruce had lost a ...

They come in a range of tastes, budgets and even shades, including a deep green Norway spruce or a bluey-green Blue spruce. If you dread the thought of untangling the fairy lights each Christmas ...

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Residents of West Stockbridge, Massachusetts, celebrated the felling of a local spruce destined to be the Rockefeller Christmas tree on Thursday 7.This footage from 1010 WINS reporter Glenn Schuck ...

Another difference between Christmas and Thanksgiving cacti is in their blooming periods. True to their names, Thanksgiving ...

A giant Norway spruce that will serve as this year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree was en route to New York City on ...

"We planted about 2,400 seedlings, but I would say at least half have died from drought from the later summer," said Gary ...

However, there's one way to make your holiday prep a bit simpler: buying an artificial Christmas tree. In fact, early Black Friday sales at retailers like Amazon, Home Depot, Wayfair and more are ...