If you've never done it before, cutting down your own tree could seem like a daunting task. But in B.C., it's a perfectly legal, free — and relatively simple — activity, as long as you have ...

The fresh-or-fake question Pre-cut versus cutting your own aside, there are plenty of studies showing that using real Christmas trees is better for the environment than buying a plastic one. As ...

Woman goes viral with story of ‘oddball’ $7 Christmas tree ‘I love this. As a child, I felt bad for the oddball trees that no one picked,’ one viewer writes Kaleigh Werner New York ...

Leaves are falling and Thanksgiving is less than three weeks away, which means the season for cutting your own Christmas tree on public lands is fast approaching. If that's a family tradition for ...

You just need to get a permit from a forestry office first, at a cost of $5.25, allowing holders to harvest up to three trees, as long as they’re under 2.5 metres in height.

Some information may no longer be current. A man cuts down a Christmas tree at the Jollitree Farm U-Cut in Hilden, N.S., on Dec. 20, 2012. PAUL DARROW/The Globe and Mail ...

WATCH ABOVE: The number of Albertans getting a permit to cut down their own Christmas trees has more than doubled in the past few years. As Lisa MacGregor reports, a recent supply shortage is also ...

Go out and cut down a Christmas tree. While it's extra work, you get fresh air, plus a fresh tree — and there's no shortage of places to go in Wisconsin to find one.

Santa’s Christmas Tree Forest in Eustis has a range of Florida Christmas trees for visitors to cut down themselves, plus family activities on Nov. 22, 2023. (Patrick Connolly/Orlando Sentinel) ...

(FOX40.COM) — People have been cutting their own Christmas trees for many years, but there are still some secrets to ensure the holiday icon thrives once it is in your home. A healthy and wel… ...