Gardening expert Michael Griffiths has revealed a series of eco-friendly tips to follow once the festive season draws to a ...

Living Christmas trees are container-grown or ball and burlapped ... will also be suitable to plant outside in the spring. Dwarf Alberta spruce (Picea glauca) naturally grows upright in a ...

There are plenty of ways to get more out of your Christmas tree ideas by considering how to use pine, spruce and fir trees ...

This dwarf chilli only grows up to 25cm ... They like moist soil and bright, indirect light. After Christmas plant the trees ...

It might go without saying, but you’ll want to choose a storage container that is long and large enough to cover your entire Christmas tree. “Take note of the size of your tree and use those ...

To manipulate the habit of the bonsai, wrap copper or aluminum wire around branches after the tree has resumed growth in ...

Amazon One of the best Christmas tree storage bags we tested is surprisingly simple yet effective. It easily accommodates a 7-foot tree and can fold compactly when not in use. And while it doesn ...

These boughs will remain green throughout the winter adding colour, texture and form to a container. If your fresh Christmas tree needs trimming ... addition to your mini-landscape.

Where should you dispose of your Christmas tree after the holidays? This question is on many people's minds right now. Unfortunately, it might not be as straightforward as it seems, and placing it in ...

To add texture and variety, consider elements such as pampas grass, pinecones or ferns. For a playful touch, tulips or bright ...

There are some 15,000 Christmas tree farms ... There is also a petting zoo with goats, miniature cows and sheep. Niedzwick said there's a nature trail with a tree house, a rope course, slides ...

The festive season is nearly over so if you have a real Christmas ... take your tree to your nearest recycling centre where staff will help you put it in the correct recycling container.