Here they typically use pine. It's not a native species and useless for the garden - the needles do not mulch or compost easily.
The take down period is driven by what day the local municipal authorities arrange a collection.
Buying a living tree in a pot seems like a much more sustainable practice if you have the land.
This year the nurseries we visited were rather sparse on the selection - went with a Yaupon Holly in the "Charlie Brown" size, one string of colored lights and it's good to go.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday December 04 2021, @05:47PM (1 child)
Here they typically use pine. It's not a native species and useless for the garden - the needles do not mulch or compost easily.
The take down period is driven by what day the local municipal authorities arrange a collection.
Buying a living tree in a pot seems like a much more sustainable practice if you have the land.
(Score: 2) by JoeMerchant on Monday December 13 2021, @09:27PM
This year the nurseries we visited were rather sparse on the selection - went with a Yaupon Holly in the "Charlie Brown" size, one string of colored lights and it's good to go.
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