Once Christmas Day passes, you may just have one thing on your mind: where to put the Christmas tree. If you have a fake tree, it's easy to stow away until Santa's next arrival, but for real ...

From ancient pagan rituals to modern-day celebrations, the Christmas tree has evolved into a cherished symbol of hope, joy, and togetherness. Its evergreen branches, twinkling lights, and ...

Itchy eyes, wheezing, sniffles, sneezing: Here’s how to keep “Christmas tree syndrome” symptoms at bay. Credit...Tonje Thilesen for The New York Times Supported by By Melinda Wenner Moyer Q ...

There is surely no shortage of Christmas trees in Oregon. Oregon is the largest producer of Christmas trees in the United States, harvesting around 4 million trees annually, according to World ...

If each holiday season you find yourself opening more tissue boxes than gifts, you may have Christmas tree syndrome, also called Christmas tree allergy. Christmas tree syndrome is the term for ...

For many families across Canada, cutting down a Christmas tree is a cherished holiday tradition. But experts warn there may be a future snag as the industry faces growing demand coupled with ...

Pine or plastic — which Christmas tree is better for the planet? For the eco-conscious, the needling question remains something of a head-scratcher. While artificial firs can be used year after ...

Oh, Christmas tree, for as long as we can remember we've marvelled at "how lovely are your branches". But our love affair with you seems to have hit a rough patch. Between seven and eight million ...

Hold on to your Halloween decorations. It's time for tinsels and the big Rockefeller Christmas tree reveal. Real estate giant Tishman Speyer announced Monday that the 2024 Rockefeller Center ...

The Air Balloon in Filton, Bristol has launched its seasonal festive menu and decorated Christmas tree. The Air Balloon offers multiple menus on its website including its Christmas Day menu, Christmas ...

Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree — it’s very exciting to see you. In fact, your first Christmas tree sighting of the season may give you all the holiday feels. Despite what some people say ...

Tis the season for sneezing and coughing — but in some cases, it may not be seasonal germs but the Christmas tree in your living room that's making you feel those symptoms. Sometimes referred to ...