By the time the New Year’s clock strikes midnight, you’re already thinking about the best ways to pack and store your favorite holiday decor, including your artificial Christmas tree.

Each year, getting a fresh tree is part of a holiday tradition. But is getting a new tree every year more environmentally ...

“If your tree begins to drop large quantities of needles, it's a sign of drying and you should remove it from your home ... accept fake Christmas trees that are still in good condition. For the crafty ...

Taller trees must be cut into sections no longer than 4 feet and no wider than 6 inches in diameter. All decorations must be removed. Artificial Christmas trees must be placed in a bin for regular ...

Mardi Gras trees are exactly what you think they are: A Christmas tree decked out with Mardi Gras decorations ... the artificial tree up. The reason is a mystery. After returning home from ...

People always question the best time to take down their Christmas ... artificial trees, which have no restrictions, the takedown is up to the owner. However, many Christians remove their holiday ...

You can leave your Christmas tree up as long as you want—just use this guide when you're ready to put it away. Artificial Christmas ... senior merchant at home retailer Grandin Road advises ...

Dollar Tree's garden fence can be taken apart and used to create different pieces of decor. Discover some of the many ways to ...

The weeks leading up to Christmas have always been my favorite time, so my parents’ habit of decorating late drove me crazy.

Either way, with 2025 upon us, it’s time to start thinking about taking down the decorations and kicking your fir to the curb (or boxing it up). Of course, if you have an artificial fir ...

For most theme parks, Christmas is a distant memory. However, one park's Christmas celebration only finished at the end of ...