The care of all cut Christmas trees is generally the same regardless of the species. Ideally, store your tree in a bucket of water in a cool, 40 to 50-degree, wind and sun-free area, such as an ...

A Christmas tree permit allows you to cut down a tree from a participating forest for just the price of the permit. The U.S. Forest Service sells Christmas tree permits online, with prices ranging ...

For at least 24 hours, keep the tree in a cold environment (above freezing but below 45 degrees) in a bucket of water. The tree can absorb up to a gallon of water in the first 24 hours.

"I mean, even the lights were cut," Bartho said. "Yeah, they cut the lights," said Zandra Bornhauser, who was part of the team with Home Town Credit Union who sponsored the tree and had decorated it.

Once your Christmas tree is home, you should make a clean, straight cut across the trunk. It'll take three to four hours for the tree to heal over with dried sap.

A grinch cut down a Christmas tree in Northfield, but they didn't dampen holiday spirits. ... As for the cold-hearted grinch, Bartho says they're still checking security cameras and asking around.

The branches provide shelter from strong winds and cold. Sometimes setting up your old Christmas tree next to bird feeders can gave you of hours of enjoyment watching birds feeding, chirping, and ...

(FOX40.COM) — People have been cutting their own Christmas trees for many years, but there are still some secrets to ensure the holiday icon thrives once it is in your home. A healthy and wel… ...

Started in 1969, Evergreen Ridge Christmas Tree Farm offers cut-your-own and pre-cut trees. If you get cold while picking out the perfect tree, be sure to visit the gift shop for some free hot ...

Q. How can I keep my fresh-cut Christmas tree fresh longer? According to the National Fire Protection Association, Christmas trees are the starting point of an average of 160 house fires per year ...