It’s that time of year again, where officials have announced that free cedar Christmas tree permits and information — ...

Starting next Friday, people will be able to get a Christmas tree harvesting permit from the U.S. Forest Service, allowing ...

Decking the halls with fresh greenery is earth-friendly and easy on your wallet. Winter landscapes offer many festive ...

According to The Real Christmas Tree Board, an association of North American growers, the most popular species of Christmas ...

She said that cedar trees do not have needles like pine trees; rather, they have scales, which makes them prickly to the touch. Pine trees have needles that can easily be removed or fall out.

If you're planning to cut your own Christmas tree this year, consider taking the trek over to Land Between the Lakes for a free cedar tree.

Free cedar Christmas tree permits and information including maps and cutting guidelines will be available Nov. 29-Dec. 24 on ...

However, the needles of a Blue Spruce can be sharp, so it’s best to handle this tree with care when decorating. Despite the prickly foliage, its unique color and symmetrical shape make it a stunning ...

The best way to identify a Douglas fir — that ubiquitous American evergreen that, it turns out, is much more than a staple of ...

While it does inflate the price by about $10 more per foot, the technique also preserves the longevity of the pine needles and makes the tree last longer, according to Folds. "We have some ...