The minimum number of lights for a 6-foot tree is 600 lights (or six strands of 100-bulb Christmas lights)—but you can go up to 1200 lights, depending on whether you want the lighting or the ...

Lugging home a Christmas tree and decorating it in the living room is a family tradition for many of us. Whether it’s real or artificial, Christmas trees are the centerpieces of the holiday.

If you want a bright, well-lit tree, then aim for around 100 lights per foot of tree height. Our best overall pick, the Douglas Fir from National Tree Company, is 6.5 feet tall and has 650 lights.

Recycle or trash a real Christmas tree? Real Christmas trees can go in regular yard waste. Before putting the tree out on the curb, all lights, ornaments and decorations must be removed.

Even the most pessimistic assessments suggest an artificial Christmas tree used for just one year produces about 40 pounds of global warming gases while a natural tree is about 17 pounds.

The tree’s versatility shines through its multiple lighting options – from unlit to pre-lit with white or multicolored lights, and even smart lighting capabilities – plus size options ...

Only a real Christmas tree will do. In a world full of knock-offs and clumsy representations, it’s refreshing to have something real, with imperfections and quirks of its own ...

A fresh-cut Christmas tree can offer a magical experience in the home this time of year. Here's how to keep it at its best through the holiday.

More than 40,000 Christmas tree light controllers sold at several major retailers that can be used to operate tree lights wirelessly have been recalled due to a potential fire hazard. The ...

O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree, which is more sustainable: real or plasticky? November 29, 20246:00 AM ET Alina Hartounian ...

Holiday lights and Christmas trees can be recycled at four MetroParks of Butler County locations through Feb. 1 at no cost to those dropping off items. Fairfield also is offering a free tree ...