The plastic needles on your next artificial Christmas tree may actually be plant-based — although not as plant-based as a real tree, of course. Balsam Brands, the company that makes the Balsam Fir ...

Real Christmas trees may be nostalgic and irresistibly fragrant, but they’re also disposable, messy and problematic for pets. There are countless reasons to opt for an artificial tree instead, which ...

Although there's nothing quite like the scent of a real pine tree to evoke the festive season, artificial alternatives are longer-lasting, don't drop needles everywhere and come in different styles, ...

Christmas trees are big business in the United States alone. About 60 million families will have at least one decorated tree in their home this year. According to Monroeville's pool city manager, more ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Oh, Christmas Tree. What would the holiday season be without this object that has played a part in likely millions of families’ Christmas celebrations? For many families, ...

Normally argicultural towers can only plant tree seeds on grass. This mod adds artificial tree soil. This soil works exactly as the other artificial soils, but creates grass tiles in which trees can ...

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 not ...

Let’s get the obvious out of the way: There’s probably no scent stick or can of room spray that will fully capture the spirit of a real Christmas tree. It’s a smell that immediately evokes images of ...

There are many perks to using artificial Christmas trees during the holidays. They are a one-time investment, can be easy to assemble, are available in different colors and don’t need to be watered.

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Every year, Americans buy somewhere between 35 million and 50 million Christmas trees, and many more pull an artificial tree out of storage for the season. In all, about three-quarters of U.S.