After the holidays, it’s important to think about the best way to dispose of organic decorations, including Christmas trees and wreaths.

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Conshohocken floral designer Cheryl Ann Ratoskey sees them as signs of “welcome and unity” and has a near-reverential ...

The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation wasted no time helping Brooklynites give their live Christmas trees a ...

Grab a bowl or mug that has the desired circumference of your finished wreath, then begin placing your rosemary sprigs into ...

Organic waste including live Christmas trees, wreaths, pine roping and holiday plants can all be composted or turned ... When adding large amounts of paper to a compost pile, add some fresh “green” ...

Jingle all the way and recycle right this holiday, Santa Clarita! Burrtec Waste Industries has partnered with the City of ...

5. Cover it up at night View through a window of a Christmas wreath in a living room at night. (Representative Image Source: Getty Images | CarrigPhotos) The next trick on the list is covering the ...

Stunning star formations were captured during the holiday season by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the James Webb Space ...