You can give your Christmas tree a whole new lease of life in your garden, where it will bring a whole heap of benefits to your green space, from providing a new habitat for wildlife to enjoy ...

In 2012, park officials threw Christmas trees into the Rainbow ... People can cut branches from the tree to protect plants in a garden or insulate the soil so it doesn’t overheat during warm ...

Gwinnett County's Clean & Beautiful held a Christmas tree chipping event on Saturday. Resident brought more than a 1,000 ...

Sometimes they can repurpose your tree into mulch for parks and gardens. They may also accept donations of old and broken lights and other decorations. To find out more, search for "Christmas ...

David Sumner, sales manager at Christmas Tree World said ... However, if you miss this deadline, you could compost your tree in the garden instead. Guy Barter, chief horticulturist at Royal ...

Christmas is over and the tree has long been hauled down - but if you still have your old Christmas tree, you should consider putting it in your garden instead of driving it to the tip. With snow ...

group nursery manager at British Garden Centres. Are dying trees a safety hazard/more likely to catch on fire? “A dried-out Christmas tree is a major fire hazard,” warns Taylor. “The drier ...

To best dispose of your Christmas tree, here are a few options ... Cut the tree into small pieces or mulch it to use in garden pots or landscaping, which will return nutrients to the soil.

Numerous Christmas tree recycling programs are taking place ... to 2 p.m. Residents can take a bag of the mulch home for their gardens or donate it as a treat for the goats that live at the ...

All decorations, lights, tinsel, nails, stands and tree bags must be removed. Trees must be at the curb before 7 a.m. to ensure pick-up. Ringwood BSA Troop 76 will conduct its annual Christmas ...