Brenda Lee reaches another landmark as the legend notches her first chart-topper on Billboard's Top Country Albums survey (dated Jan. 4, 2025). Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree: The Decca ...

The first Christmas trees in Germany were adorned with tasty decorations such as gingerbread cookies, gold covered apples, and even candy; turning the tree into a delicious treat for all to feast on.

Nothing smells quite like a Christmas tree—but where does that magical woodsy-yet-cozy aroma come from? You can thank a ubiquitous category of chemicals called terpenes. “Terpenes are the ...

Every year, there are 350 million Christmas trees growing at farms around the United States. Picking out and decorating a Christmas tree are beloved traditions that millions of families partake in.

The tree will be lit from 5 a.m. to midnight through mid-January. It will be lit for 24 hours on Christmas Eve, but there will be an early cutoff of 9 p.m. for New Year’s Eve, when revelers will ...

The silky oak (Grevillea robusta) hails from Australia and is a fast-growing tree in warm climates. It can handle some cooler temperatures, but you'll only get to see the beautiful yellow-orange ...

The second you see your first Christmas tree of the season, you need to document it on Instagram or TikTok. These Christmas tree puns are perfect for *pine* captions of this season's star.

Pesticide use is also common on Christmas tree farms, which may concern some consumers, but according to Sidebottom, herbicide can help wildlife flourish around trees by reducing pest-friendly ...

Of the approximately 94 million U.S. households that display a Christmas tree, fewer than 20% take down their Christmas tree in December, according to polls by online sources like Bob Vila and ...

Brenda Lee released “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” 65 years ago. Since its release, the song has become a staple of any good holiday playlist. It’s also common to hear it playing over ...

If you're sneezing and scratching from allergies during the holidays, the culprit could be your Christmas tree. And experts say, Christmas Tree Syndrome can stem from real and artificial trees.