The San Jacinto River Authority has been collecting Christmas trees every year for the past five years. They're used to create artificial habitats in conjunction with other methods to preserve or ...

Important Takeaway: Christmas tree stands come in various types and sizes. There are stands for real trees and artificial trees. A real tree will require watering, which means its stand must have a ...

Whether you have a natural spruce, pine or fir, or it's just time to toss out that old artificial tree, here's what you need to know. Anyone with a natural Christmas tree is encouraged to explore ...

However, if your artificial tree has reached the end of its lifespan, there are disposal options. Some municipalities have donation options — including some Salvation Army locations. While it may be ...

If your real Christmas tree is starting to dry out or dropping its needles, it might be time to dispose of it.

Some people wait for religious dates to remove their tree, while others take it down as soon as Christmas day is over. M-Production – stock.adobe.com Unlike artificial trees, which have no ...

Dismantling your Christmas ... tree, the National Fire Protection Association warns against keeping it indoors for more than a month, as drying needles pose a serious fire hazard. Meanwhile ...

MIAMI - Now that Christmas ... tree, you can take it to one of the following locations before Jan. 20, no decorated trees will be accepted. There is a limit of two trees per vehicle, artificial ...

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.