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Native Christmas tree dealer giving away “green” Christmas trees to combat vets

Tony Smith believes Coloradans should celebrate Christmas green – with a native tree that comes from our own forests. This year, he's making green easier for our state's veterans, especially those who have served in the military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Boulder County native Christmas tree retailer marks 40 years helping Colorado forests

Celebrating his 40th year selling native Christmas trees in Boulder County, Larry Sais found some unexpected help this year.

Get to know your Christmas tree

There are a number of good reasons to pick native Colorado tree for the holidays, including helping your forests, helping Colorado's rural economies and reducing the carbon footprint of your tree selection. But the most fun may be actually knowing from where your holiday tree grew, how it grew, and why its selection can help in continued forestry efforts.

Native tree lot gives new twinkle to downtown Denver

Downtown Denver is shining with its normal array of Holiday pagentry, but this year Europa Landscaping, has added a new twinkle.

Highlands Ranch Ace goes wild over native holiday trees

There a growing number of retailers now selling native holiday trees, but there's not many who jump into with both feet like the staff at the Highlands Ranch Ace Hardware, 9579 S. University Blvd Suite 100.

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