Try this rustic and simply festive wood chip Christmas tree made from scraps. Wood scraps are not that hard to find in winter, especially if you have a wood-fired fireplace at home. So, collect all ...

Christmas trees are wondrous symbols of the holiday ... Once you have your tree home, if you still can’t get it straight, use wood shims or other thin material to hoist up any side of the ...

Try something different this year and make a DIY Christmas Tree from unused and readily available items at home. You can make paper, cardboard, scrap wood, wine bottles, wine cork, pine cones and ...

You could take your Christmas tree to the Household Waste and Recycling Centre for free. Bluebell Wood team members collecting Christmas Trees in 2023 Or, for a £15 donation to charity ...

With Christmas ... a fresh Christmas tree to ensure it lasts to the big day. Make a fresh cut — perpendicular to the stem axis — to remove about a ½-inch thick disk of wood from the base ...

Fort Leonard Wood leaders — with a little help from Santa and Mrs. Claus — flipped the switch Dec. 6 at Joint Services Park, lighting the installation Christmas tree and signaling the start of ...

You’ve worked your way through the leftover ham, mashed potatoes, green beans and pie — but have you considered eating your Christmas tree? Between 25 million and 30 million real Christmas ...

Another holiday season is gone, and you’re lugging the artificial Christmas tree back up to the attic. Again, you wonder, what if you could carry the tree without getting poked, or even roll it ...

It’s hard to beat a real Christmas tree with its fresh pine scent and timeless look, but the holiday décor staple does come with a few drawbacks: Real trees only last a season, and when their ...