Question: Should I buy a "living" Christmas tree?
Answer: People are beginning to use living plants as their holiday tree of choice. Most living Christmas tree roots are growing in a "ball" of earth. This ball may be wrapped in burlap or set into a container or pot.
The tree can be used very briefly as an indoor tree but must be replanted after Christmas Day. Remember that live trees should not stay inside longer than ten days. They should be placed in a cool spot (some publications suggest as few as three days inside).
Several tips are:
Keep the ball moist throughout and wrap in plastic or place in a tub.
Do not remove burlap; don't remove any soil while in the house.
Limit inside stay from 3 to 10 days.
Gradually remove the tree outside using garage, then shed to planting site. Do not plant in frozen soil.
For More information - A Quick Guide on How To Care For a Living Christmas Tree from About Forestry
The tree can be used very briefly as an indoor tree but must be replanted after Christmas Day. Remember that live trees should not stay inside longer than ten days. They should be placed in a cool spot (some publications suggest as few as three days inside).
Several tips are:
For More information - A Quick Guide on How To Care For a Living Christmas Tree from About Forestry
