I have a modest ‘Charlie Brown’ esque tree this year. It’s not the most impressive fern but it’s enough to make it feel like the holidays are here.
If you don’t mind sacrificing a little size a small tree can be a great choice because you use less lights … meaning less energy.
Another good way to green your holiday lights is to use LED. There’s even some solar-powered lights on the market.
And, of course don’t forget to unplug your tree or decorative lights when you’re not home.
Happy holidays GPB readers!
Posted by Beth
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