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Traditional or orthodox Catholics generally do not take down\ntheir Christmas tree until January 7th<\/sup>, which is a special day known\nas Epiphany. In catholic history, Epiphany is the day that the Three Wise Men arrived\nto pay homage to the Child Jesus. This is the last day of the 12 days of\nChristmas, which begin on December 25th<\/sup>, or Christmas day. The period\nof time celebrated before December 25th<\/sup> are known as Advent.<\/p>\n\n\n\n If you choose to celebrate this tradition, it is important to\nunderstand that keeping a Christmas tree up too long is a safety hazard. You\nsee, most families these days put up their Christmas tree the day after\nThanksgiving, which extends the period of time a Christmas tree is displayed.\nIn the Catholic tradition mentioned above, the Christmas tree is usually set up\non Christmas Eve, which means the tree can safely remain displayed during the\n12 Days of Christmas. But when you put your tree up very early in the season,\nlike most others do today, it will be ready to take down sooner than Epiphany\nday. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Once a tree is cut down, it is no longer attached to the\nroot ball, which means it is on the verge of dying. Once a tree dies, it begins\nto lose all of its moisture. So after some time, a Christmas tree will be\nbrittle and dry, making it a prime fire hazard. This is why it is important to\ntake down your tree in a timely manner. You do not have to take it down right\nafter the holidays; but as soon as you notice brittle, greenish-gray needles on\nyour tree, it is ready to be tossed out.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Most municipal garbage companies permit curbside Christmas\ntree disposal, which means you can simply bag up your tree and place it with\nyour regular trash, and it will be collected on trash pickup day. Other\nmunicipalities will obligate residents to drop off their old tree at a\ndesignated tree recycling center. Be sure to check with your county to see what\nthe rules and regulations are for Christmas tree disposal. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Here in Fishers, curbside Christmas tree collection is not permitted. Instead, we have a Christmas Tree Recycling program for live trees, which runs through February 1, 2019. Visit the City of Fishers website<\/a> to see where such drop-off centers are located.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Call 317-537-9770<\/strong> for professional tree service in Fishers<\/a>, Indiana. We provide residential and commercial tree service, including tree trimming, tree pruning, tree removal, stump grinding, lot clearing, underbrush removal, and much more. Request an estimate, today.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Taking down the Christmas tree is always a bittersweet moment. Although it represents the end of the holiday season, it also symbols the elation you and your loved ones experienced over the prior weeks, as well as, the start of … Continue reading Tree Display Times<\/h1>\n\n\n\n
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