Real, for the true 'holiday' feeling and the fact that there's a Christmas Tree farm a couple miles away- much easier than driving 15 or 20 miles to Wal-Mart.
We've got a real one, as we do every year.
They're better for the environment.
We've got a real one, as we do every year.
They're better for the environment.
It's better for the environment to cut down a tree every year than to recycle the same one year after year?
Artificial.
We've got a real one, as we do every year.
They're better for the environment.
It's better for the environment to cut down a tree every year than to recycle the same one year after year?
Artificial.
Yep. Managed forests, my friend. Pine trees grow quickly, typical christmas trees aren't very old. At the end of christmas, you recycle your tree, and it turns into paper.
Your tree, on the other hand, was probably made in china, using plastic made from cracking crude oil, flown over to wherever you live and will take many thousand years to degrade. There was even a mini documentary about how real trees > fake ones