While there may be no definite consensus on how red and green became the official colors of Christmas, there are a few interesting explanations.

This incredible optical trick convinces your brain to see a green tree due to an effect called the afterimage illusion. So, what colours do you see?

Looking for tips on how to find a green Christmas Tree? Look no further than this handy guide from Inhabitat which covers how to find and care for living christmas trees, how to recycle cut ...

SARATOGA – All across Wisconsin, Christmas trees stand in rows at tree farms, ready to be cut, decorated and lit in the traditional holiday spirit. But at one tree farm, the endless rows of ...

The Christmas tree on McLevy Green is lit as hundreds of residents watch in downtown Bridgeport, Conn. on Thursday Dec. 10, 2015.

Consumer Reports evaluated Christmas tree scented candles because a convincing one can help your artificial tree fake it till it makes it.

Where and how to dispose of your Christmas tree in the greater Green Bay area Many municipalities, such as De Pere, Allouez and Bellevue, include Christmas trees in curbside brush removal.

As most tree farms open the day after Thanksgiving, there are few cut-your-own trees in greater Green Bay available before Nov. 29, though many farms offer precut trees beginning earlier in the month.

Tired of the traditional red and green for Christmas? This guide will help you plan a festive color palette with unique alternatives to classic Christmas colors.

How Christmas Tree Farms Can Help Wildlife It may seem counterintuitive to support the annual culling of trees, but environmentalists say Christmas tree farms have ecological benefits.

Thinking they are helping the environment, Americans continue to buy millions of fake Christmas trees. But a new study makes a surprisingly strong case in favor of natural trees.

Christmas tree harvest in Cheshire, England. Dave Thompson/PA There is not much to choose between the different species of Christmas tree, at least in terms of carbon impact.