T here's always debate about the right time to take down the lights, ornaments and Christmas tree after the festive season is over. Are you someone who strips your home of decorations as soon as ...

People who love their traditional green Christmas trees, even those worried about environmental impacts, seldom think about how those trees are grown. “I’ve used a fake tree for about 10 years ...

According to the tradition of the 12 days of Christmas (explained above), January 6 is the earliest you should be taking down your Christmas tree. According to the legend, bad luck will befall ...

Jan. 5: Take your tree down on this day, traditionally considered the Twelfth Day of Christmas — i.e., the last of 12 days of Christmas merriment. Think of it as getting closure on the holiday ...

Christmas tree company Pines and Needles has named Ottery St Mary's efforts in 2017 among Britain’s top ten worst of all time. Cardiff's tree from 2016 also makes the flop 10. The poor Christmas ...

Burning your old Christmas tree will also release all of its stored carbon into the atmosphere, according to a 2020 report on Christmas trees from North Dakota State University. What's the worst ...

A TOWN’s Christmas tree has been branded the “worst in history” after its shabby figure and sad decorations sparked ridicule. The “embarrassing” tree was intended to s… ...

Each year, about 25 million to 30 million live Christmas trees are sold in the U.S., according to the Christmas Tree Association.. It is thought to be bad luck to take down your tree before the ...

Charlotte Bailey, therapist. Christmas is a tricky time. “Perhaps they were stressed, overworked or simply didn’t have enough time or money to dedicate to gift giving,” Skinner says.

Meanwhile, Catholic Christmas tradition calls for the pine trees to remain standing tall until February 2 — 40 days after Christmas — to honor the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord.