Germany is credited with starting the Christmas tree tradition as we now know it - by the 16th century when sources record ...

Have you ever wondered how Christmas trees are made, especially artificial ones that grace homes around the world during the holiday season? In this video, we take you inside the manufacturing ...

Real Christmas trees are also compostable. Artificial trees, however, can't be recycled and often end up in landfills. They require iron for their metal stems and petroleum for their plastic needles.

Drop off your Christmas tree on the first two Saturdays of January, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Remove all decorations, tinsel, tree stand, metal stakes and nails. Artificial trees should be donated to ...

If you are looking to dispose an artificial tree, residents should remove the metal base and trunk and place them with other metal recycling. Alternatively, you can also recycle your Christmas ...

As in Nashville, Christmas trees dropped off must be undecorated, not in a bag, not artificial and have no metal backings to be accepted.

In some countries, artificial Christmas trees are eclipsing real evergreens as the seasonal tree of choice. Some argue that fake trees are more sustainable because they can be reused—but experts ...

Artificial trees are cheaper, but bring a set of concerns Outside of a lower cost, buying an artificial Christmas tree may come down to a matter of convenience for you. "One of the obvious reasons ...

National Tree Company Artificial North Valley Spruce Christmas Tree | Amazon This Goldilocks-like tree gives you the opportunity to find your just-right size: It’s full-bodied, not too slim or ...

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Although artificial trees can last much longer in your home than a fresh-cut tree, all things tend to have a lifespan. Kern Darbyshire, environment educator for the Wabash ...

The Best Artificial Christmas Trees The Holiday Aisle 7.5ft. Norwegian Spruce Tree Unlit It doesn't get more natural-looking than this 7.5-foot Norwegian spruce.

Doug Hundley, a spokesperson for the National Christmas Tree Association, told the publication that the trees are “plastic and metal and they end up in our landfills.” According to waste ...