If you’re someone who likes to decorate for the holidays as soon as possible (no judgement here), you may end up with a dry, needle-less Christmas tree once December 25 finally rolls around. While real Christmas trees have a delightful smell and authentic appearance, the downside is that they do have a fairly short lifespan, especially if they’re not cared for properly. This means you have to be smart about when you buy them, and unfortunately for all you early birds, November 1 was probably too soon.
Here’s everything you need to know about how long real Christmas trees last, as well as how to properly care for your tree, with helpful tips from a third-generation tree farmer.
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