After the wrapping paper is thrown out and holiday meals come to an end, fire officials say one thing left behind could pose ...

I love my current artificial tree. I’m not sure whether it is a blue spruce or a balsam fir, but everyone who sees it says: ...

You can use materials around your home to create the protective barrier for your plant. Brueggerhoff shows off one option ...

The day after Christmas is usually the busiest day of the year for recycling facilities, as people rush to get rid of trash ...

Whether it's wrapping paper, old electricals, food or even the Christmas tree, there's plenty of advice to help reduce waste ...

The Oswego County Department of Solid Waste reminds residents that most wrapping papers are recyclable and accepted at all county waste facilities along with Christmas trees.

Even after the holidays have passed you can still give new purpose to your Christmas tree. Here's what to know.

Put A Bow On It is run by Jessica Gross and Janna Lemons, who say gift wrapping is not just about paper and tape, but about making the holidays easier for busy families. How Put A Bow On It got ...

Maryland is home to some of the largest trees in the nation – and state officials are asking the public to help find them.

Young and newly planted trees need particular care and attention to increase their chance of survival. Especially in the cold ...

All you have to do is visit recreation.gov and download a $5 Christmas tree permit from your local national forest. If you want a slightly better bargain, cut your tree from Bureau of Land Management ...

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