Fiddle leaf figs, with their large, glossy leaves, have become a staple in modern interior design. They add a touch of green elegance to any space, but they are a bit on the finicky side.

To make a notch cut, make a horizontal cut about 1/5 to 1/3 of the way into the tree at roughly chest height, parallel to the ground. Then, make a second cut, going from the front of the tree to ...

Christmas was three months away when Heritage Tree Farm sent an email alert: sign up for a time to cut your tree. The calendar filled up in three hours. The small tree farm in Rothsville could ...

Unlike traditional stands, the Krinner employs a foot pedal to lock the tree in—you simply set the tree in the stand and press several times on the pedal to tighten the tree trunk into place.

“If necessary, move your fiddle to a bright location with consistent temperatures.” One primary cause of the vexing leaf loss of, fiddle leaf figs, is exposure to overly dry conditions. When plants ...

Another option is to embrace the old-fashioned tradition of cutting your Christmas tree. If that's an adventure ... Or you can go into a ranger station or the supervisor's office in the Valley ...

YOU CAN SEE THERE ARE HUGE TREE BRANCHES IN THIS ... to leave a one-foot gap between leaf piles on the street and the curb so stormwater can properly flow into the storm drains.

Functional and beautiful, wooden cutting boards have a lot going for ... Other oils that fall into this category include vegetable, corn, sunflower and regular coconut oil. Once you’ve procured ...

With 'Last Leaf on the Tree,' Nelson and his son Micah have made a masterpiece that is a sonic outlier—but features a whole lot of Trigger.

There’s nothing more festive than loading everyone up all decked out in winter gear to cut your own Christmas tree for the holiday season. I love the smell of pine in the open air, sipping hot ...