Once the gifts have been unwrapped and the ornaments have been packed away, households that celebrated Christmas with a live tree have options for disposing of their used evergreen in an environmentally friendly way.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Drop-off recycling programs turn live Christmas trees into mulch
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