Facts Show Artificial Trees Save 70% Over Real Trees
With costs rising, wages falling, and unprecedented uncertainty in the economy, consumers must make wise financial decisions.
The facts are
clear: artificial Christmas trees save money over the annual purchase of real Christmas trees.
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Carbon Footprint Study Finds Artificial Christmas Trees Best for the Environment
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Live Christmas Trees and Holiday Fire Concerns What you need to know to keep your family safe
No one wants to spoil the festive environment of the winter holiday season,
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What to Look for in a Christmas Tree
Helpful holiday tips to save you time and money
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Allergic to the Holidays?
Make your Christmas merry and avoid seasonal allergies
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Don't Fret Over the Perfect Tree
Ever try to find the perfect living Christmas tree in a lot or at a tree farm? You comb the lot or the hillside looking for that ideal tree with uniform sides, and invariably each tree you think might be the one has a flaw that keeps you searching. At some point, you might just settle for a tree that's attractive...read more»
Do you know how to choose
the best Christmas tree? Read
our handy buyer's guide for tips
to find your perfect tree!
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Don't let fire destroy your family's holidays. Learn more about safety and your Christmas tree from fire safety experts.
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Allergic to your Christmas tree? The holidays should bring you more than watery eyes and a stuffy nose.
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