Make sure your Christmas tree is healthy and not a hazard with these expert tips

The cut bottoms of Christmas trees lay on ground at Yeager's Farm in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. Cutting the bottom allows the tree to absorb water more easily and rid it of hardened sap. Photo Credit: Heather Khalifa/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS
By Henry Savage Philadelphia Inquirer As the trend of buying Christmas trees earlier becomes more common, whether because of post-Thanksgiving holiday spirit or tree supply…

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