Should I choose spruce, fir, or pine for a Christmas tree?

You can tell if your Christmas tree is dry by checking the needles. Feel the needles to see if they're dry and fragile. If they are, the Christmas tree is...

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It takes nearly 10 years to grow a tree from a seed to a size suitable for cutting.

Unfortunately, no. Replanting a tree without roots isn't possible and Christmas trees are typically cut down rather than dug up.

Fir varieties tend to hold up the best in your home. Pines and spruces seem to dry out more quickly.

Older, more mature Norway Spruce trees will often have hanging branches, especially on the lower end of the tree.

This sounds like sap or resin. Sap oozes through the open "wounds" in spruce trees and is very sticky. Eventually it will dry and can be used to make spruce...

Take a square piece of paper and lay it on a flat surface with the color side facing down. Fold the paper in half diagonally to create a crease and...

Probably not. There aren’t many reasons you would buy yourself a Christmas present, and if you said you’d bought it yourself, it’d look like a passive-aggressive way of saying you...