A living Christmas tree is one that still has its roots attached. It is still living and can be planted outside and will continue to grow. These trees may be smaller and potted for decoration ...

First of all, if you’re buying a new Christmas tree which you want to reuse, make sure it’s potted with a root ball. Cut trees will no longer have the roots and will effectively be dead. You ...

Americans buy about 20 million real Christmas trees each holiday ... The Colorado blue spruce is very often sold as a living Christmas tree, which includes an entire root ball and can be planted ...

If you want to get yourself the most environmentally friendly Christmas tree, you should choose one that still has its root ball attached, so you can replant it after the holidays. Photo by ...

Regarding Otto Sternbach’s letter (Better use for Christmas trees, Oakville Beaver, Friday, Jan. 12) on Christmas trees with roots: a tree that is about six-feet tall or more has a root ball that is ...

Some areas of Cocke County were hit harder by the storm that passed through the area on Tuesday, June 24. Bunny and Jennifer ...

Since 1973, the NPS had used live planted trees instead of cut trees for the National Christmas Tree. The root balls of planted trees keep them anchored to the ground, while cut trees, which have ...

Have a tarp or heavy-duty plastic to move the tree onto as soon as it is out of the ground. Move the tree by lifting the tarp. Do not carry the tree by the trunk; the root ball could be damaged badly.

A living Christmas tree is one that still has its roots attached. It is still living and can be planted outside and will continue to grow. These trees may be smaller and potted for decoration ...