Bonsai Mint A bonsai mint plant ... Norfolk Island Pine This small variety of tree couldn't be a more perfect Christmas houseplant. 'A Norfolk Island Pine plant isn't actually a pine tree ...

According to ­Roy Yamashiroya, the key to keeping a miniature potted Christmas evergreen ... of the rock-style bonsai plantings in his Moanalua yard, cultivates bonsai trees and is an expert ...

Exposure to pine nuts in a Christmas tree generally poses a low risk for those with a food allergy to them, Rubin said, because they typically only cause allergic reactions once eaten. That said ...

There are numerous types of trees and shrubs which can be cultivated as bonsai, such as Azalea, Ficus, Cypress, Norfolk Island Pine, Juniper and Japanese Maple, to name a few. However ...

author of “How to Eat Your Christmas Tree,” told Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street last week. Pine needle tea is rich in antioxidants, vitamin A and vitamin C, which can boost immunity and ...

"When you bring in a Christmas tree into the home, people have worsening allergy symptoms," says Dr. DeVon Preston, an allergist at Cleveland Clinic. He says it's not pine pollen from real trees ...

If you love trees but don’t have space for them, bonsai is for you. With bonsai, you can grow mature trees that stay small and live for generations. It's an art form that brings the grandeur of ...

Hunter’s 75-year-old pine was the tree with the longest resume at MidAtlantic Bonsai Societies’ Spring Festival. The annual event brought master artists to a Holiday Inn in Grantville to share ...