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For many families, choosing a real Christmas tree marks the official start of the holiday season. The scent, the visit to the local farm, watching dad wrestle a half-rusted saw through the branches ...

'Tis the season for Tannenbaum. It’s just a matter of which one. The choices can seem overwhelming at first: Will a blue spruce fill the house with the sharp scent of balsam better than a white pine?

Should you get a real Christmas tree, as more than 30 million people will do this year, according to the National Christmas Tree Association, or join the more 10 million people the Nature Conservancy ...

B.J. Lanigan carries an 8-foot Christmas tree at Arnie's Place on Friday, December 6, 2019. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER—Monitor staff In the annual holiday battle between natural and artificial Christmas ...

Ready to stop pretending you enjoy the annual ritual of dragging a dead pine tree into your house that sheds needles like a nervous cat sheds fur? You’re in luck — artificial Christmas trees are up to ...