Washington State University's Gary Chastagner is helping researchers around the globe perfect the Christmas tree.

Don't fully assemble your artificial Christmas tree before you check out these tips for making its branches look full and realistic without any unsightly gaps.

Before you drag that tree inside, there's an important step you need to take — your floors (and those future fluffier branches) will thank you.

If you've fluffed and fluffed, and you still feel like your tree could use a little bit more oomph to get it ready for a holly jolly holiday season, then it's time to grab the reinforcements. Karolski ...

When using extra foliage to make your tree look fuller, there are two ways you can go. You can opt for a foliage that brings ...

The beloved tradition can become a hassle when you don't properly maintain your Christmas tree. Here's what you should know.

A professor emeritus at Washington State University, Chastagner is considered one of the world’s foremost experts on tree and ornamental flower bulb pathologies. In 2018, he received a lifetime ...

If your holiday tree could use a little more personality this year, playful ornaments are the easiest way to make it feel ...

Want a fuller, longer-lasting tree this year? These pro cutting tips change everything. If chopping down a real Christmas tree is on your December bucket list this year, there are a few essential ...

Are you a maximalist who loves tinsel and flashing fairy lights or do you yearn for the Ralph Lauren Christmas look that interior magazines insist is the chicest festive decor scheme for 2025? Either ...

KNIFE RIVER — Finding the perfect Christmas tree can be an adventure, and for more than 200 people on Saturday, their adventure included a train ride on the North Shore Scenic Railroad’s Christmas ...