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Friday, December 7, 2012

Real or Fake? Patch Attempts to Settle The Great Christmas Tree Debate

It's a question that has raged since the dawn of the fake Christmas tree. We want to know which side of the issue you stand on and why.

Real tree or fake? It's a question that doesn't have a correct answer, like 'Coke or Pepsi?' and 'Ginger or Mary Ann?' And like most highly debatable issues, there are passionate supporters on both sides of the fence. Real tree supporters love the smell, ambiance and authenticity that comes with having a fresh cut fir overcrowding the living room, while faux tree fans prefer the hassle-free, nature friendly convenience of a non-living tree. With tinsel flying on both sides of the argument, Patch decided to get to the bottom of the debate. So Largo, which type of tree do you prefer — a real one or a fake one? Vote in our informal poll to register your response, and let us know the reason behind your choice in the comments below. Want to buy…

Thursday, November 29, 2012

Places to Buy Christmas Trees Around Largo

Several nonprofits are selling Christmas trees in the Largo area.

Ready to pull out the boxes of holiday ornaments, glittery tinsel and strings of lights? If a "real" Christmas tree is part of your holiday decorating plan, several nonprofits around Largo have plenty of fresh trees for sale. Proceeds benefit the hosting nonprofits and other local charities. For 30 years, St. Paul's United Methodist Church has sold Christmas trees. The trees are tucked under a yellow and white tent across from the church at the intersection of Rosery Road and Highland Avenue.  The men's ministry at the church runs the sale and some of the men even go up to North Carolina to get the trees. Wreaths are also available. Places to buy Christmas trees: 1. St. Paul's United Methodist Church 2. Boy Scout Troop 340 3. Seminole …

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