Christmas trees

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We love the holiday season here in the Pine Tree State, and that’s becoming very apparent as one of our towns is getting some national attention!

We love celebrating the holidays here in our Pine Tree State, but really, is it possible to start celebrating too early?

This special summer event will showcase the local creative community and feature live music, food, craft vendors, games, farm tours, and 200+ lavender plants.

You could be in for one of the grossest experiences of your life.

It takes weeks to build it.

Don't let the end of Christmas stop you from giving, you can donate your tree to goats at a local farm!

If you're yearning for the smell of pine as you walk into your house, then it's time to pick out your Christmas Tree! These 5 Maine farms have got you covered!

If you haven't gone out to get your Christmas tree yet this year, you may want to do it soon, especially if you like to cut your own.

If you're not intentionally looking for it, you'll never find it. That's just one of the things that makes this Central Maine tree farm so special.

They were a big decoration back in the day, and they are making a comeback! Are you sitting on ceramic Christmas trees worth a bunch of money?

We took down our Christmas tree a few days ago, but I know this weekend many others will do the same. What do you do with yours? Tami Wayboer, an owner of the Shadow Hill Farm in New Gloucester, suggests that you recycle your tree in a unique way. You can donate it to them for their animals.

Are you a real Christmas tree person or an artificial tree user? We always went with real until last year. Both have their own positives and negatives. We went to a fake tree more or less so we could put it up earlier and the cost saving over time. Another upside, there is virtually nothing to vacuum with a fake tree. The down side to fake is use you have to put away nicely and is a bit of work to

Most people are familiar with the massive, and very impressive, Christmas tree that graces New York City’s Rockefeller Center every year. This tree has come to symbolize the holiday season for millions of people, and is something of national icon, appearing as a backdrop in countless movies and television specials.