Once the new year has begun it comes time to face the facts: your Christmas decorations, including your Christmas tree, must come down. While those with artificial trees can simply pack their plastic ...

When the pine needles on your Christmas tree start to dry out, it’s time to recycle it. Christmas trees can be recycled curbside in your green recycle bins on collection days or brought to drop-off ...

Ready to remove a real Christmas tree from the living room? Consider donating it to feed a goat. The 130-acre Topaz Farm on Sauvie Island will accept trees, stripped of their holiday decorations, 10 a ...

As the holiday season comes to a close, the time has come to get rid of that Christmas tree in your living room. But before tossing it in your trash bin, you may want to consider recycling your tree — ...

Tuolumne County Public Works Solid Waste Division staff are offering county residents the opportunity to recycle their live, non-flocked Christmas trees for free. Non-flocked means no fake white snow ...

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The lights are downs and the decorations are all packed. And, sadly its time to bid farewell to the Christmas tree. Instead of trashing it, here are a few ways to recycle your real tree responsibly.

Columbus residents can place their undecorated Christmas trees on the curb for regular trash or yard-waste collection. Several local facilities will accept Christmas trees to be turned into mulch.

DENVER (KDVR) — Christmas tree recycling locations are beginning to open around the Denver metro area. Recycled Christmas trees are turned into mulch that is made publicly available. Christmas tree ...

Flocking on a preflocked Christmas tree can pose fatal health risks to pets. Rating: True (About this rating?) Context: While flocking is largely considered nontoxic to pets, animals who ingest large ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While flocking is largely considered nontoxic to pets, animals who ingest large amounts of flocking may experience intestinal ...