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TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Troy’s Quality of Life Action crews will be collecting real Christmas trees from residences to recycle. Residents can place their real trees on the curb during their ...

The tree looks incredibly realistic. Each branch has spindly green faux pine needles attached to brown connectors designed to look like real sticks (and they don’t shed). They’re also sturdy ...

Many enjoy having a real Christmas tree for the holidays ... of water in which you can properly dispose of your tree. You can also choose to set your tree in your yard, creating a wildlife habitat.

It’s a big dilemma at Christmas: is a real or artificial Christmas tree better for the environment? It seems there’s not one clear answer and many elements to factor in when making the decision.

A Hollywood Hills home in the Bird Streets neighborhood offered a bit ... leading up to the home’s entry and a 100-year-old olive tree encased in glass to anchor the living room.

But Homebase is not the only place with major discounts on real Christmas trees. DIY retailer B&Q has been spotted selling good-quality real firs for just £5. Shopper Stewart Thompson shared ...

Whether to buy a real ... Hang bird feeders like strings of popcorn or cereal to attract birds and watch your tree evolve into a bird sanctuary. Other critters will soon follow as they nest ...

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Shillong: Want to see what ‘real' Christmas trees look like? Come to the ‘Scotland of East', where the wind whistles through a variety of evergreen pine trees standing tall all around.