The environmental argument for buying a real Christmas tree is that, like all trees, they capture carbon as they grow. About ...

Mini Potted Christmas Tree ... “Ideally, bring the tree inside as late as possible, as you should not keep living trees inside your home for much longer than 12 days.” ...

However, there is an alternative. Potted trees offer a unique way to celebrate the holiday and you get to enjoy a tree for years to come. Living Christmas trees allow people to celebrate the holiday ...

You should bring your potted tree indoors as late as possible, the RHS advise. The weekend before Christmas is ideal. It's advised not to keep living trees in the house for longer than 12 days.

Remember that these trees come from a warmer climate and don't like to sit in boggy ground. Ensure your container is free draining and if there aren't adequate holes in the base, then drill ...

While heated debates continue about whether it is better to put up a real or artificial tree for the New Year, a new trend has emerged that can reconcile everyone. Some companies have begun offering ...

Mr Haygarth said potted trees were also relatively easy to care for. "With the live potted tree it has its own root system in the pot, so it's just like a normal pot plant," he said. He said they ...

And some people simply don’t want to let their Christmas tree go. So, they bring a live potted tree into their home, and then move it to their yard after the holidays to enjoy for years to come. If ...

For those looking to celebrate in a more eco-friendly or sentimental way, potted Christmas trees offer a unique option. These living evergreens can be enjoyed indoors for the holidays and then ...