There is surely no shortage of Christmas trees in Oregon. Oregon is the largest producer of Christmas trees in the United States, harvesting around 4 million trees annually, according to World ...

A benefit of buying a Christmas tree grown in Oregon or cutting a live fir tree using a U.S. Forest Service permit is the ...

Winston-Salem officials say people who want to dispose of their live Christmas trees can do so at various collection points ...

Since starting its annual tree collection on Jan. 1, Tygart Lake has already surpassed the total of 50 Christmas trees ...

For just $5 — and a little effort — you can find your Christmas tree in one of Oregon’s national forests. The U.S. Forest Service encourages the public to harvest Christmas trees from ...

The Boy Scouts of Central Oregon are once again offering a convenient and eco-friendly service to help you dispose of your ...

The Christmas tree is an iconic part of Christmas celebrations around the world. Its twinkling lights, ornaments, and star on top bring joy and warmth to homes, marking the festive season with its ...

Christmas trees take years to grow, so meeting spikes in customer demand can be hard as growers try to take advantage of soaring prices. A reduced supply of Oregon Christmas trees has helped push ...

2:18 Pros and cons of real vs. artificial Christmas trees Some people take their Christmas tree down on Boxing Day, while others wait for until well past New Year’s before they consider the ...

according to the National Christmas Tree Association. Oregon, North Carolina, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Washington produce the most trees in the country, per the source.

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 trees are ...