Blowout! We might be in the depths of summer, but Christmas is always on our minds, right? All jokes aside, summer is the ...

Glass balls, small toys, charms, strings of cranberries, tinsel, and holiday treats can all be used to decorate your tree, and you can find Christmas tree ornaments made by artisans worldwide.

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Many people who celebrate Christmas have already decorated their own evergreens this year. But shortages of Christmas trees and price hikes have also become somewhat of a holiday tradition. Here ...

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If you're looking to make your holiday decorating easier this year, we have the solution: an artificial tree that you can reuse time and time again. These alternative options make the tree setup ...

Toss your real tree soon after the holiday is over: A decomposing tree could pose a mold issue over time, Rubin said. Throw it away as soon as you can to avoid exposure. Featured Weekly Ad ...

"I've been retailing Christmas trees in central Texas for 40 years now, and in all that time I've never ever seen anything close to what it's been this year — to be completely sold out as we are ...

A Facebook post said, "The White House referred to Christmas trees as Holiday Trees for the first time this year." This claim was debunked in 2009 and is still untrue today.

Robert Wendt of Lost Forty Tree Farm in Hancock County looks over one of the hundreds of freshly grown trees on his 100 acre property. Wendt has been selling Christmas Trees for 40 years and noted ...

Move over, Mariah Carey: Brenda Lee's reliable holiday hit, first released during the Eisenhower administration, is the No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 — for the first time ever.