This year, rather than spend hundreds on a real tree that’ll drop needles around your living room and dry out within a week, you may want to opt for an artificial Christmas tree instead.

Every year, the Christmas tree debate returns: Is it better to cut down a natural tree for a short-lived holiday display, or use an artificial one made from non-recyclable plastic? The answer is n ...

Thankfully, today’s best artificial Christmas trees have realistic appearances that can rival their living counterparts, plus they can be used year after year. For this holiday season ...

Christmas trees are the heart of many holiday festivities. But they're also at the heart of a debate that rages through the yuletide season: Is it better to have a real or a fake tree? Some ...

For people who want to help the planet during the holidays, the Christmas tree brings an interesting dilemma. Should you buy a fresh-cut, real tree? Or an artificial one? There are pros and cons ...

That’s why an artificial Christmas tree, which can be set up quickly, reused each year, and looks convincingly real, can be a great alternative. If you’re ready to make the swap this year or ...

Pine or plastic — which Christmas tree is better for the planet? For the eco-conscious, the needling question remains something of a head-scratcher. While artificial firs can be used year after ...

The analysis took into account things like the netting around real Christmas trees and the water used to keep them alive in homes, versus the plastic packaging tape used on fake-tree boxes and ...

But regardless of how safe or how beautiful these artificial trees can be, there are lots of people that just wouldn't let them in the door. They say Christmas isn't Christmas without *** real ...