It's that time of year again — the holidays are winding down with Christmas having come to an end. And for many, that means figuring out where and how to get rid of their tree.

If the needles are starting to fall off your Christmas tree, it’s probably time to get it out of the house. Here’s how to get it recycled for free. Christmas trees can be recycled

St. Louis residents began rounding up their live trees for disposal on Thursday, just 24 hours after presents were wrapped underneath them, clearing the way to prepare for spring cleaning in the new year.

After the ornaments come down and the lights get packed away, L.A. residents face a familiar post-holiday question: what to do with that once-fragrant fir? In an area where fire safety is crucial, proper disposal matters more than ever.

Thankfully, several parishes in the New Orleans metro area have a quick system designed to pick up the discarded trees and use them to fight coastal erosion. Christmas tree recycling programs have existed for decades in the area.

The Holidays are over, so what do you do with your live Christmas tree? Knoxville offers multiple locations for residents to recycle their trees.