You can make your own Christmas tree … from pruned branches! Almost anyone should be able to find the raw material for a prunings tree. Just about any type of evergreen will do. We’ve used ...

Here are seven hacks we’ve come up with to make your tree look a bit fuller. Just take care to avoid these 5 places you should never put and Christmas tree and 7 Christmas decorations which will ...

Nothing beats the scent of a real Christmas ... enjoy your own homemade pine disinfectant. According to author and natural DIY expert Sophie Uliano, here’s what you need to make your own ...

Diagonal cuts will make it more difficult to mount in a stand. Cutting your own tree at a Christmas tree farm and bringing the tree indoors as close to Christmas as possible will give you the ...

Below are some tips and suggestions for finding the perfect, locally sourced, personally cut Christmas ... your-own-tree farm in Orange County with more than 10,000 trees requires guests to make ...

Chopping down a yearly tree has become a tradition for many families, mine included. Make a day of your cutting adventure with good food and merriment. Here’s where and how to cut your own Christmas ...

Your tree stand should be able to hold a quart of water for every inch of trunk diameter, according to Rick Bates, an actual Christmas tree ... it drinks. Make sure there is always enough water ...

Make a once-in-a-lifetime memory or start a tradition: March your family into the woods and cut down your very own Christmas tree. Michigan’s three national forests will all soon be open for ...

Cutting your own Christmas tree isn't just an adventure ... Christmas tree cutting is prohibited at trailheads and in campgrounds. Make sure you stay within the designated cutting areas specified ...