How Old are Christmas Trees When Cut? On my farm, I grow Christmas trees, which I normally cut down when they are between 6 and 10 years old. To make sure they are ready for tree lots, harvesting...
Category: Trees
Christmas, a merry celebration! But behind its cheer lies a shadowy past. The roots of Christmas trace back to ancient times. Conveniently, December 25 aligns with Saturnalia, a Roman festival. This...
The Christmas tree has pagan origins because evergreen fir trees were used by pagans to represent fertility and endless life in different countries, including Europe. According to the History...
Facts About Weeping Willow Trees : Weeping willow trees grow quickly. Each year, they add about 8 feet to their height. They have dense roots and short lives, but people like them because their...
Quick Fun Facts About Aspen Trees : Aspen trees are known for their ability to grow back by sending out new shoots and suckers from their side roots. These groups of trees with the same DNA are...
Facts About Giant Sequoia Trees : There are many reasons why I find giant sequoias interesting. Some of them live for more than 3,000 years, which makes them the third longest-living trees in the...