This couple was excited to be cutting their very own Christmas tree this year. They decided to combine their tree retrieval with a day of skiing. After they picked out the tree in the woods, the wife ...

This year's drought, Warner said, is just the latest hurdle growers face as climate change continues to affect agriculture of all kinds. As summers continue to get warmer and drier, Christmas tree ...

The Capitol Christmas tree is seen outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C, on December 6, 2024. A map shows the states that produce the most Christmas trees in the U.S.

The city’s annual Mulchfest rang out the holidays this year by setting a record for harvesting old Christmas trees in a normal year — as some 52,000 of the holiday pines were processed in the ...

Mulchfest gets record Christmas tree haul for normal year — and this borough chipped the most By . Katherine Donlevy. Published Jan. 29, 2025, 12:41 p.m. ET.

Use our listing and map to help find your tree this holiday season. The greater Columbus area is home to many Christmas tree farms and lots.

A wonky Christmas tree that has grabbed international attention has "put March on the map", according to locals. The 30ft (9m) high tree in March, Cambridgeshire, has a pronounced lean at the top ...

PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - Christmas trees may run people a higher price this year than normal. Robert Smith, co-owner of Smith’s Tree Farm, says fuel, labor and chemical costs have seen an ...

But it does at least have to be a tree that you’re legally allowed to take home. Surprisingly, dozens of national forests will let you chop down an evergreen as long as you purchase a Christmas ...

Last year Charlene Truong Launer, a social media content creator, bought a real Christmas tree from a seller on a sidewalk in Manhattan. Ms. Launer, 29, and her husband carried the tree 15 minutes ...

Residents and businesses say the "imperfectly perfect" tree has put their Fenland town on the map. ... but two 30-foot Christmas trees, in the traditional manner bolt upright." ...