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As the holiday season wraps up, many homes still have one dangerous reminder: the Christmas tree. While it may look festive, a dry tree is a serious fire hazard. In just a matter of seconds, a dry ...
If foliage is turning brown and your Christmas tree is shedding its needles, it's a surefire sign that it's drying out. To prevent browning, ensure your tree gets plenty of water.
The Los Angeles Fire Department urges residents to remove and recycle natural Christmas trees, warning that dry needles can turn a small fire into an inferno in less than 7 seconds. Don't let your ...
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Test a fresh Christmas tree before purchasing it by running your hands along one of its branches. If you end up with more than a few needles, it’s a sign that the tree may be too dry.
Christmas trees nationwide cause 160 house fires, two deaths, 11 injuries and $12 million in property damage each year. ... "A dry tree in a home increases that fire load dramatically." ...
Growing christmas trees is no easy.. ... Warm, dry weather shortens Christmas tree farm supply for 2023 season. by Savannah Welch, KATU Staff. Thu, December 21st 2023 at 5:17 PM. 12.
ANNVILLE, Pa. — Families all across the Commonwealth are beginning to claim their perfect Christmas tree - however, some may not end up with the biggest choices, thanks to this year’s dry ...
According to drought.gov, over 95 percent of Kentucky experienced an abnormally dry October. The lack of rain can impact farmers crops, including Christmas trees, for the upcoming holiday season.
BEDFORD COUNTY, Pa. — Christmas tree farms around the country are gearing up for the holiday season, but one Pennsylvania farmer said the dry summer weather could hurt farms in the future.
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — At McCurdy’s Tree Farm in Monaghan Township, there are hundreds of trees ready to be chopped down for Christmas. Even with a lack of rain this fall, owner Mark McCurdy says ...