how long can you keep a cut christmas tree outside?
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Most species of Christmas trees can go without water for as long as 6-8 hours after a fresh cut. Just make sure the surface remains clean and the cut end is not damaged by banging it against the ground.
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Re: When do they take down the Christmas decorations in N.Y? Hola. Actually, the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center will remain lit and standing until the 12th day of Christmas (Epiphany) which falls on January 6, 2011. We believe that workers will begin dismantling the Tree on January 7th.
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The tree, usually a Norway spruce 69 to 100 feet (21 to 30 m) tall, has been a national tradition each year since 1933. The 2019 Christmas Tree Lighting took place on December 4, 2019 and the tree will remain on display until January 7, 2020.
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Most species of Christmas trees can go without water for as long as 6-8 hours after a fresh cut. Just make sure the surface remains clean and the cut end is not damaged by banging it against the ground. Once you get the tree home, keep it in a bucket filled with water and in a cool location until you bring it inside.
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To maintain the quality longer than one week, fruit must be kept in refrigeration. Apples and pears have the longest storage life of the tree fruits, and can be kept in cold storage up to four months under ideal conditions and up to 12 months in controlled atmospheres.
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The date we put up a Christmas tree differs for each household and family, with some people putting trees up in November, while others push it to as close to Christmas Day as possible. However, most people stick to the same day to take their tree down – the 6th January.
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To be in keeping with tradition, many people will recommend you leave your decorations up until the 12 days of Christmas are over on January 5.
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A healthy birch tree should be able to survive and thrive for 40-50 years. In many yards, however, it is not unusual for birch trees, especially the white-barked birches, to die well before reaching 20 years of age.
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As 25 December is the first day, that means you should take your Christmas decorations down on 5 January. Traditionally, it's considered unlucky to remove them either earlier or later than Twelfth Night.
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Potted trees do best in a cool spot near a window, and they'll last about seven to ten days indoors.
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There is another, perhaps lesser-known, tradition that in fact states that you should take your Christmas tree down on New Year's Eve (31st December) before midnight. For the superstitious types, it is thought you may have bad luck in the New Year if you keep your tree up longer than this period.
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Storage should be limited to two days. Don't worry if your tree doesn't absorb water for a few days; a freshly cut tree often won't take up water immediately. Christmas tree water intake depends on various factors, including room temperature and the size of the tree.
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Most Christmas trees can last at least five weeks or more, as long as you take care of 'em right. So if you decorate for Christmas in late November, that means your tree should make it just fine until Christmas.
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Christmas trees that are bought from a tree lot are all cut at the same time. The longer your tree sits in the lot, the longer it goes without water and the drier it gets.
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How long can you keep those Christmas decorations up until your neighbors start to judge? Everyone has their own opinion on when to take down Christmas decor. Some say that it's best to take them down by December 31, so that you get a "fresh start" in the new year. Others follow the tradition of Twelfth Night (Jan 5.).
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Most trees will last four to six weeks if cared for properly so with one month to go until the big day today, the next week should be fine. Advent starts on the fourth Sunday before Christmas, which happens to be 1 December this year and most people like to wait until then to decorate.