Every year after lighting the streets of Manhattan through the holiday season, the Rockefeller Christmas tree departs on the next leg of its journey as repurposed lumber — this year, it's headed back ...

According to Rockefeller Center, the trees have been donated to Habitat for Humanity International to be milled into lumber since 2007. They are usually Norway spruce, good for flooring ...

The lights are dimming on this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. The 11-ton Norway Spruce received a light ... then donates the lumber to Habitat for Humanity, a nonprofit organization ...

We also bought a smaller Norway spruce in a larger pot. Although this was the most expensive ... pick one that has at least 30cm of clear trunk at the base. Never buy a Christmas tree that's had a ...

The first Massachusetts tree since 1959 to star as the famous ... on such a momentous occasion.” The 74-foot-tall Norway spruce originated in West Stockbridge, in the southern Berkshires.

The Norway spruce was cut down in Massachusetts and donated by the Albert family. The tree will be milled into lumber and donated to Habitat for Humanity. Erin Pflaumer is a digital content ...

Annual seedling sale underway Sweet Arrow Lake Conservation Association and Schuylkill Conservation District are again cooperating to sell quality seedlings for private property. Tree seedlings ...

In December 2024, the exports of lumber from Norway grew 34% year-on-year to 66.7 thousand m3.