Wanted - Discarded Christmas Tress

[Bill G]

kdispoto, thanks for posting the video! That was very informative and interesting.

[Terry Vance]

I used to grind them up and put them in flower beds. Smells like Christmas all year. If you want to carve them I think you can, just need to let them sit and dry out for a while. They do have a lot of ooey, gooey, stuff in them.

Good luck!!

[Tommy Taylor]

Hi Ken,enjoyed the video.Think it's a great thing to do if you are willing to deal with the obstacles mentioned.
In the end I guess it's a judgement thing.Might be able to cut off what you want and create some habitat too.

[draft51@aol.com]

Thank you Ken for that informative video, I really enjoyed that, and might try it. fred k

[Lazy Carver]

Hello Ken, salutations all the way from NY... I saw this post, and i was just about to say.... You read my mind... My sister and her friend in PA, and here in NY...... It would be a good way to recycle, and put money in the pocket at no cost... Firs, Pines and just conifers in general make great project wood... Great idea Ken!
Sincerely, Rob V. (Lazy Carver)