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Sales of fake Christmas trees are rising in the U.S. while real tree sales have been largely stagnant. Experts explain why.

Fake trees have been around for longer than you might think—but how do they compare to real trees when it comes to sustainability and your health?

It is an age-old Christmas debate, to go with a real or fake Christmas tree. While both bring us the Christmas spirit, they also bring potential environmental impacts.

Discover the best artificial Christmas trees to fit your home décor and budget, whether you’re shopping for something snow-dusted or pre-lit.

We explore why more Black folks are switching to artificial Christmas trees over a real ones.

Artificial trees can save money and hassles, while real trees can support local Minnesota farmers and build habitat. Here's what to know.

While artificial trees have become a trendy piece of holiday décor, they have been around for a long time. In fact, Sears sold the first artificial trees, which could be bought for $0.50.

An overwhelming majority of Americans still choose fake trees, but an increasing number are opting for the real tree each year, according to the American Christmas Tree Association.