A fresh-cut tree can last weeks—or drop needles by New Year's. The difference? Water. Lots of it, from day one.
Keep away from heat vents, fireplaces, sunny windows, TVs.
A hydrated tree is a safe, beautiful tree. Check water daily—it's the only rule that matters.
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