What to expect when buying a Christmas tree this holiday season

A bad-looking or half dead tree or -- worse -- no tree at Christmas would be a 'scary' development for your kids, one expert says

Christmas-tree retailers -- yes, we're already talking about Christmas trees -- must keep the fir from flying. Here's how they're doing that.

When it comes to real versus artificial trees, the debate often ends the same way: Nostalgia wins.

Ho, ho … oh: Inflation and supply chain problems mean that it’s more expensive than ever for festive New Yorkers to deck their halls.

There are fewer tree farms these days, and some were hit by severe weather. Plus, both real and fake trees have been affected by higher shipping costs.

Add Christmas trees to the list of items facing shortages and higher prices this year.

I know what you’re thinking: A Christmas blog in September?! Has the world gone mad?! Hear me out as I will explain why Santa can’t procrastinate this year.

High shipping costs, delivery delays have artificial-tree merchants raising list prices and warning of shortfalls in holiday decorations