When it comes to Christmas we all love to get in the spirit of the season by decorating our homes.
One of the main thing everyone has in there house is a Christmas tree. Do you go for an artificial one or a living one?
Well if you go for a living one what do you do with it afterwards?
So many Christmas trees are cut down for the season and then after Christmas slung out or sent for recycling.
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With climate change being at top of the agenda these days and so it should we can do our bit at Christmas with that.
When purchasing a Christmas tree get one that can be planted back outside rather than chucked away or discarded.
You can even rent Christmas trees now and they get replanted after the Christmas period when is a great idea.
Imagine if everyone did this and how many trees would be planted around the UK?
Lets try and do our bit this year for the environment.