Love it or hate it, tinsel is back. The 1950s Christmas ... holiday collection. Unexpected silvers and blues form the basis for the look with grayish-blue, brown, and silver ornaments on the tree ...

The 6.5-foot version of the Dunhill Fir ... artificial trees. You can also find sales at other places, like Amazon, Wayfair ...

According to legend, northern Europeans used evergreens in their Christmas celebrations as early as the eighth century AD. People used conifers, needle-leafed trees, most commonly, but broadleaf ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

This Kingswood Fir Slim Artificial Green Christmas Tree is 6.5 feet tall with a 28 inch base ... this tree is built to bring holiday cheer for years to come. Includes a durable metal base.

the company was best known locally for its sensational stories and the site of the world's largest Christmas tree every holiday season. Its headquarters then were moved back to New York City in 2014.

Everyone loves the smell of a freshly cut Christmas tree ... carbon footprint to (a not insignificant) 3.5 kilos. You need to use an artificial tree for a decade to make it as green as a real ...

Do you get various allergy-like symptoms such as a runny nose, watery eyes, coughing, difficulty breathing, a rash or itchiness specifically whenever you go rocking around a Christmas tree?