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William V. McGalliard planted America's first Christmas tree farm in White Horse, New Jersey, in 1901. He helped fuel the nation's 20th-century surge in having Christmas trees at home.
The tree, made by holiday lighting and display company American Christmas based in Mt. Vernon, New York, has a six-foot tall dove topper with 4,800 embedded lights.
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But this year, 77% of Americans displaying a Christmas tree say they’ll opt for an artificial one, according to a survey from the American Christmas Tree Association, an industry promotion group.
If American Christmas Tree Association estimates are right, some 22 percent of tree-displayers will be buying a live, cut evergreen while the other 78 percent will fetch artificial ones out of ...
He's CEO of Balsam Hill, the mail-order Christmas tree company, and a spokesperson for the American Christmas Tree ...
But this year, 77% of Americans displaying a Christmas tree say they’ll opt for an artificial one, according to a survey from the American Christmas Tree Association, an industry promotion group.
Christmas tree farms got a big promotional boost when Taylor Swift revealed she grew up on one, but she’s hardly alone: There are nearly 3,000 Christmas tree farms across the U.S., according to ...
A 2023 survey by data company Statista found that 70% of American households planned to put up a Christmas tree. According to the survey, 24% planned to buy a real Christmas tree while 46% were ...
But if decorating for the holiday brings you joy, the American Christmas Tree Association isn’t going to argue. 3. Traditionally, Christmas trees and decor should go up on the first day of Advent.
Lee released the ‘Merry Christmas from Brenda Lee” LP in 1964 and a more complete compilation called “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree: the Decca Christmas Recordings” in 1999.
According to polling by the American Christmas Tree Association, 77 percent of people who have at least one Christmas tree this year are going faux.