Christmas Trees

According to Yule Gibbons, the whole tree is edible.

Christmas trees date back to the Egyptians and Druids although their modern use dates to Victorian times in Germany.

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Actually I got one and the start shedding the minute you get them. Not terribly like the whole thing falls apart but it will shed stems once in a while.You can put a tree skirt underneath or keep newspapers, cardboard,paper,etc.

There are three syllables in Christmas tree (Christ mas tree)

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Look at the note on the green door it will answer your question.

lights, ornaments, presents, partridges.

yes, some christians in Iran celebrate Christmas by decorating their house with a Christmas tree.

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The tree called the 'New Zealand Christmas Tree' is the Pohutakawa. It comes in either Red or Yellow forms; it's taxonomic name is Metrosideros excelsa. The Pohutakawa is a member of the myrtle family.

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Normally season traffic starts to increase about 7 days before Christmas Day

The Christmas tree dates back to over a thousand years. The ancient Celtic tribes saw the evergreen as the only living plant in the dead of winter, so for the solstice they would bring the evergreen branches into their homes. The Romans used fir trees to decorate their temples at the festival of Saturmalia. When Christian monks converted the Celts they kept some of the solstice customs like the evergreen. For the celebration of Christ Mass they used the tree to teach the idea of the trinity. The shape of the tree has three points to it and the Christmas celebration was 3 masses on the day that was chosen to be Christmas. After the masses they would eat dinner. The first documented use of a tree at Christmas is from Eastern Europe. A picture from Germany in 1521 shows a tree being paraded through streets with a man riding a horse behind it. The first person to put a Christmas tree into the house may have been in the 16th century. The first trees were decorated with edible things like gingerbread and gold covered apples. Then, glass makers made special small ornaments to hang in the tree. In 1830 the British had Christmas trees and Queen Victoria had one at Windsor Castle. A drawing was made of the tree and this helped Christmas trees to become popular in the U.K. and the United States. Candles were added to the tree at this time and tinsel.

i would think that it the star or the balls

Only as an advertising ploy in stores- like the animated snowflake that is sucked into a jet intake- somehow survives, and is blown into Manhattan- a recent window-display drama at Saks Fifth Avenue. Stay away from X-craft, snowflake gal.

There are several places where one can purchase potted Christmas trees. Some of these include Home Depot, Pines and Needles, Target, and Walmart. They can also be purchased from local gardeners.

Someone that is looking to purchase a Christmas wreath for their entrance door can do so by shopping a retailers such as Walmart, Canadian Tire, Home Depot or even Target. As a Christmas wreath is a holiday decoration, one may have to wait for the Christmas season to be able to purchase a wreath in person. If someone wanted to beat the rush they can always shop online at retailers such as eBay or Amazon.

The immature cones perform as flowers - I have seen conifers (firs and spruces) in a high wind with great yellow clouds of pollen blowing from them. When these small pollen producing cones are cross-pollinated they develop into cones which bear the seeds. As the cones ripen and spread open the seeds - each with its individual propellor like wing - pop and fly out.

Tinsel is used to enhance the flickering of the candles. Tinsel represents the starry sky over the nativity scene. Visit the link below for more information.