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: I always ...

Millions of Americans choose live Christmas trees every year. Using multiple secure tie-down spots can be key for transporting a tree safely. Millions of real Christmas trees are purchased every year.

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Can it really be Christmas without a tree? The ritual of choosing the perfect size and shape; the excitement of bringing it home; the nostalgia of unboxing all your baubles and placing them on each ...

If you've got an extra-tall tree: TreeKeeper XXL Expandable Tree Storage Duffel Bag The worst part of having an artificial Christmas tree — an otherwise convenient, cost-effective home decor option ...

For some families, the decorating isn’t complete until there’s a fresh and fragrant tree in the house. So if cutting down or purchasing a fresh Christmas tree is part of your family’s holiday ...

The analysis took into account things like the netting around real Christmas trees and the water used to keep them alive in homes, versus the plastic packaging tape used on fake-tree boxes and ...

Wayfair is offering a rolling Christmas tree storage bag for $43.99, down from $329.99, as part of its Labor Day sale. The bag fits trees up to nine feet tall and is made of waterproof, durable canvas ...

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 Christmas ...

Natural, living Christmas tree are beautiful, smell good. But with time they dry out and can become dull or brown. You've likely heard tips and suggestions like adding an aspirin or a splash of bleach ...

It's time to discuss one of the perennial debates of the holiday season: Which are more eco-friendly, real trees or their fake counterparts? If you ask Tim O'Connor, executive director of the National ...