Christmastime is here, or at least it's knocking on the door. The Christmas tree will soon be up and decorated. Until you notice: the tree skirt. Or lack thereof. Don't get your jingle bells in a knot ...

Her new Magnolia Home tree skirts and collars might just make your spruce the best-dressed guest of the season ...

There’s no better way to kick off the Christmas season than heading to the tree farm and picking out the spruce, fir, or pine that will be your living room’s aromatic centerpiece for the coming weeks.

We are officially into December, and that means it is time to get serious about putting up those Christmas decorations. That having been said, your Christmas tree would do well with a skirt – ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. It’s arguably the best part of getting your home ready for ...

Christmas is fast approaching and millions of people will be running around to find the best tree to decorate in their homes in the coming days. To help you save some money this Christmas, one ...

If you own a cat, then you’re probably already well versed in the sense of dread felt if your kitty takes an interest in your Christmas tree. From eating pine needs to scaling the tree, our feline ...

The Jonsteen Co. has six kits for your Christmas needs. — -- If the recent news about a possible Christmas tree shortage has you worried this holiday season, one U.S. company is offering another ...

Picture the center circle of a basketball court. It's 12 feet in diameter. Now add 2 feet. You can find a Christmas tree skirt that big — made especially for decking the halls at the U.S. Capitol — at ...