Discover the joy of crafting your very own edible Christmas tree in this festive tutorial! Learn step-by-step how to make and ...

A person is considered to have Christmas tree syndrome when they experience typical allergy symptoms like a runny nose, congestion and sneezing when around their real or fake tree that could take ...

Before the 1930s, Christmas trees typically were cut down on an individual’s property or out in the wild. Now, tree farms in all 50 states (yes, Hawaii too) are where most Christmas trees come ...

The Real Christmas Tree Board, an industry trade group, in September surveyed 49 wholesale growers of Christmas trees who collectively account for two-thirds of the nation’s tree supply about ...

The team behind the popular Christmas Gift + Hobby Show is spreading holiday cheer early this year with a festive Christmas ...

The mall’s donation of more than $55,000 comes from the money made selling the Mayor’s Christmas tree ornaments.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Crown Center celebrated 'Christmas in July' Friday with the largest ever donation from the Mayor's ...

How Christmas trees became popular for the holidays 01:32. Have you taken down your Christmas tree yet? Chances are you haven't. Whether you chose to decorate a natural or artificial tree this ...

This Christmas tree stand has all the things are experts recommend: sturdy metal frame, holds a decent amount of water — you know, the basics. It is more than $100, which we don’t love.

Real Christmas Tree vs. Fake Christmas Tree: The Bottom Line It all depends on what's important to you. If you want to save money in the long run, an artificial tree is probably your best bet.

Festive magic fueled by nostalgia has been credited for the “astonishing” sale of a Christmas tree, “bought for pennies” more than a century ago, for £3,411 ($4,328) at auction on Friday.