Have you ever wondered how Christmas trees are made, especially artificial ones that grace homes around the world during the holiday season? In this video, we take you inside the manufacturing process ...

shows that a fake Christmas tree must be reused more than five times to lower its carbon emissions to less than those of a real tree. Although many real trees (unless they are potted) are cut down ...

He looked around the house and came up with all the stuff necessary to make this happen with a Christmas tree. The snow is ... serves as the trunk of the fake tree, and it erupts from the top ...

It’s actually happening. Crews today started erecting Syracuse’s artificial Christmas tree in Clinton Square. This snuffs out the decades-old tradition of displaying a live tree downtown.

Everyone loves the smell of a freshly cut Christmas tree, but the vast majority of ... You need to use an artificial tree for a decade to make it as green as a real tree Plastic is made mostly ...

You can find affordable fresh Christmas trees by focusing on smaller ones and different varieties – or, invest in an artificial tree that will last for years. In some cases, buying from a tree ...

Narrator: The quest for the perfect tree is a rite of ... gave us the perfect fake fir. Today's faux firs can be several stories tall. These big, artificial trees start with a steel skeleton.

The British Christmas Tree Growers Association said some members lost up to 50% of the trees planted in spring. With that in mind, what are the pros and cons of real and fake Christmas trees as ...

"So far this year, none of my American customers have placed any orders," said Qun Ying, who runs an artificial Christmas tree factory in the eastern city of Jinhua. "Of course it's about the tariffs.

“So far this year, none of my American customers have placed any orders,” said Qun Ying, who runs an artificial Christmas tree factory in the eastern city of Jinhua. “Of course it’s about ...

Qun Ying, who runs an artificial Christmas tree factory in Jinhua, tells Reuters that no American customers have placed orders yet. "Of course it's about the tariffs," Ying told the outlet.