You can prune your Christmas cactus plants anytime from the time they finish blooming up until about May. Prune the plants as much as you need to in order to keep them the size you prefer.

After nearly a quarter of a century, The Christmas Haus in New Oxford, the original location of the holiday shop, will close ...

Add two tablespoons of cobalt oxide powder to each 300 pound batch of mixed consumer glass, and the end product is the world’s tallest Christmas tree created with molten ... homemade glass ornaments ...

Urban Growers Collective, 9001 S. Mackinaw Ave., is collecting natural Christmas trees to feed to their nine Nigerian pygmy ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Putting away Christmas decorations always seems like a chore. Professional organizer Katina Boyd shares ...

At our house, we like holidays and attach ourselves to as many as we can. So when Hanukkah began on Christmas night and ...

DETROIT (FOX 2) - With Christmas Day now ... Just make sure that the tree is pesticide-free and that you’ve removed all of the ornaments and other decorations. Cut the tree into small pieces ...

If you got a natural Christmas tree this holiday season, whether from a tree lot somewhere in town or you cut it down yourself ... including those hard-to-spot final ornaments and any last ...

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. The tree and all its parts should not exceed 4 ...

Artificial trees will be recycled through scrap metal recycling and cut Christmas trees ... non-artificial Christmas trees. All lights, ornaments, tree stands and nails must be removed.

Christmas trees are one of the most beautiful ... To ensure their safety, consider using pet-safe decorations (plastic instead of glass), covering tree water, and keeping any food-based ornaments that ...

"I Have Big Beautiful Balls," the sweaters read. Get it? Clearly, a reference to holiday ornaments. Mhmm. That's our Christmas story, and we're sticking to it. I mean, there's a Christmas ornament ...