What to do with natural Christmas trees after the holidays

The holidays are behind us. A lot of waste has been left behind, and if you had a natural Christmas tree, that too. Do you know how to dispose of it properly? We do not dispose of these in forests or on the edge of forests, as used trees that were not grown in Slovenia pose a risk of introducing diseases into the forest. We also do not plant used ornamental trees from pots in the forest. Used trees are considered green waste, and should be prope…

The thirteenth is just around the corner and will be celebrated across the country with burns and outdoor festivities where the various gender creatures can be expected to make themselves visible. The 13th also marks the end of Christmas. The Christmas ornament comes down from the Christmas tree and crawls back to the top of the box. But what to do with the Christmas tree? If people have revived the living room with a live Christmas tree, it is …

What to do with natural Christmas trees after the holidays

The state has guidelines for property owners, organizations and towns that plan to accept natural Christmas trees for use in dune restoration. Photo: NCDEQ Editor’s note: This post will be updated as more towns, counties and organizations announce plans for natural Christmas trees. Whether it’s for trapping beach sand or grinding it for fresh mulch, consider upcycling that live Christmas tree you’ll be undecorating as the holiday season comes t…

What to do with the Christmas tree now? If it's real, it's compostable.

The Christmas tree takes center stage for holiday gatherings, but after the new year arrives and Three Kings Day has come and gone, that evergreen in the living room presents a chore. When should you take it down and what should you do with it? Traditionally, the 12th day of Christmas, which is Three Kings… The post What to do with the Christmas tree now? If it’s real, it’s compostable. appeared first on Richmond Confidential.