Christmas Trees

That's one expensive tree

This may be the cutest Christmas Tree Farm I've ever seen.

Recycle that Christmas tree to help the state protect the shorelines from erosion, and create habitats and enrichment for animals.

But just because the spotted lanternfly is not an issue doesn't mean that other insects, eggs, or even small birds might not be.

It's never too soon or early to be dreaming of that perfect Christmas tree for this year.

Give that old Christmas tree a new lease on life by donating it to a New Jersey park, zoo, beach and other places for recycling.

Over the weekend two real life grinches were caught on surveillance stealing Christmas Trees from outside the Silverton Volunteer Fire Company in Toms River.

If you STILL have not gotten rid of your Christmas tree this year, and you live in Toms River, their annual Christmas tree pick-up service begins on Monday, January 21st, and will run through January 31st. There are also a bunch of recycling centers where you can drop off your trees as well through January Click HERE for the locations of the recycling centers around town

Don't just leave your tree at the curb - help replenish the dunes at IBSP!

If you choose real trees over fake, you might bring this invasive species into your home.

Maybe you are bored of that plain green Christmas tree, and you don't want a white one. How about getting a purple one this year? Or maybe even a hot pink Christmas Tree? What about an electric blue tree? Well, Wyckoff's Christmas Tree Farm in Belvidere, New Jersey can do this for you...

Before Toms River officially lights the town Christmas Tree tonight, students from the entire district are helping to decorate.