Although most people still buy artificial Christmas trees each holiday season, real ones are trending for the first time in a ...

PEOPLE spoke with an expert about everything you need to know about buying a real Christmas tree this holiday season Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE Digital Entertainment.

Artificial Christmas trees have come a long way — some look so real you’d need a close inspection to tell the difference. Usually, they’re made from PVC plastic and come in the shape of a ...

So you've weighed up whether to buy a fake or a real Christmas tree and plumped for the real one this year, at an average cost of between $80-100. That's not much more than last year as wholesale ...

It has taken just one day for this artificial tree to come together, where growing a real one this size would take many years. EDITOR'S NOTE: This video was originally published in December 2018.

So, would a plastic tree be better for the environment? Listener Eleanor wants to have a more sustainable Christmas and has some great questions. What's the best way to dispose of a real tree?

Tropical Storm Helene devastated Western NC’s Christmas tree farms, but buying a real Fraser fir tree this holiday season can help farmers rebuild. The aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene has ...

In real life, the city has an abundance of things to do to get in the holiday spirit. Visitors can see professionally decorated Christmas trees at the Festival of Trees, shop at the German ...

a spokesman for the National Christmas Tree Association. Choose-and-cut sales accounted for 28% of real tree sales in 2018, he said. Sales increased to 34% over the past two years. In all ...