Christmas Tree

Christmas trees can often be recycled, keeping them out of landfills and producing mulch for gardening and landscaping.

The enormous tree was cut down in Queensbury, New York, and will head to New York City.

Whether you’re going Balsam Fir or Scotch Pine for your Christmas tree this year, make sure you give it water daily. If a dry tree sparks it can be reduced to ash in minutes, and Santa Claus won’t be coming down the chimney with a fire hose.

Videos posted by witnesses to social media show thick clouds of black smoke coming from the tree outside the News Corp. headquarters in NYC

What began as an act of kindness six years ago turned into a tradition ever year, where Active Recycling in Los Angeles gives out free Christmas trees for trash.

What started as a sweet gesture of one free tree years ago has turned into a tradition of holiday kindness. So to discourage people dumping trash, Active Recycling will give a free Christmas tree for trash. Kathy Vara reports Dec. 3, 2021.

Ferndale, a history-laden hamlet known for its handsome Victorian architecture, is home to the famous fir.

Even Christmas trees aren’t immune to the pandemic-induced shortages and inflation plaguing the economy.