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Only 14% of the Christmas trees decorating American households this month were grown naturally rather than manufactured. And just a fourth of those real evergreens were bought at the tree farm where ...

A chill in the air, some snow on the ground and Christmas music in every store and radio station — that's right, the 2025 holiday season is in full swing. If you're looking for a live Christmas tree ...

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DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. (WXYZ) — A beloved holiday tradition in Dearborn Heights nearly fell apart this year after a tree shipment got stuck overseas. But a local ...

Floridians can purchase real Christmas trees at major retailers like Walmart and Home Depot, as well as local tree lots and farms. The price for a real Christmas tree typically ranges from about $50 ...

David Muir celebrates tree farmers across America. For the 14th year running, "World News Tonight" launched its annual Made in America series with anchor David Muir shining a light on the farmers ...

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