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Don’t throw that Christmas tree in the landfill. Let Angel’s come to your house to do the recycling for you. When you contact Angel’s we will send a crew to remove the tree and sweep up the debris that has been left behind.
Call 877-744-5865 today.
It is important to never burn a used Christmas tree in the fireplace or wooden stone. Evergreens such as pines and firs have a high content of flammable turpentine oils. As the tree burns the creosote accumulates risking a chimney fire.
A better solution is to break down the branches with a wood chipper then use the chips as mulch in the garden. Or you can recycle the tree here in Seattle at:
North Transfer Station
1350 N 34th St
Seattle, WA 98103
South Transfer Station
130 S Kenyon St
Seattle, WA 98108
Washington is the 6th top producer of Christmas Trees, while next door Oregon is number one.
Until recently, in the United States, all Christmas Trees were cut down in the forest. Today 98% come from farms and the industry employs 100,000 people.
Christmas trees take 7-10 years to mature.
In the United States over 25 to 30 million real Christmas trees are sold every year.
The Christmas tree tradition is believed to have started in Germany when, in the 16th century, devout Christians brought decorated trees into their homes. The first decorations were mainly apples and nuts.
The first American Christmas trees was introduced by a German family who emigrated and settled in Pennslvania.
It is considered bad luck to put up a Christmas tree before the 1st of December while January 6th is the traditional end of the Christmas holiday.
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