Which Type of Christmas Tree Should You Get? Here's What Experts Say Story by Kate McGregor, Blake Watkins, Brittany Anas • 4mo 1 / 16 ©Jacqueline Anders - Getty Images ...

It’s no surprise that Christmas trees have gotten crazy expensive in the last 10 years. According to Finder, a Christmas tree in 2014 cost an average of about $40.

The best way to recycle a tree is by turning it into mulch or compost by getting it chipped. But whatever you do, never leave a real tree in a landfill, Pearson warned. "If it goes in a landfill ...

The choice between a real or fake Christmas tree depends on how you use and dispose of it. If you keep your artificial tree for more than 10 years, it may be an environmentally conscious option.

Some of the most common and popular types of Christmas trees are firs, pines, cedars and spruces. These trees are evergreen, meaning they stay lush and green throughout the year. The Freshness Factor ...

The Brief Oregon and North Carolina are the top states for growing the most Christmas trees in the U.S. Conditions in these states are ideal for growing popular types of Christmas trees. Christmas ...

The choice between a real or fake Christmas tree depends on how you use and dispose of it. If you keep your artificial tree for more than 10 years, it may be an environmentally conscious option.