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Christmas is an annual holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus.
The date of the celebration is traditional, and is not considered to be his
actual date of birth. Christmas festivities often combine the
commemoration of Jesus birth with various secular customs, many of
which have been influenced by earlier winter festivals. In most places
around the world, Christmas Day is celebrated on December 25.

Christmas Eve is the preceding day, December 24. In the
United Kingdom and many countries of the Commonwealth,
Boxing Day is the following day, December 26. In Catholic countries,
Saint Stephen's Day or the Feast of St. Stephen is December 26.
The Armenian Apostolic Church observes Christmas on January 6.
Eastern Orthodox Churches that still use the Julian Calendar celebrate
Christmas on the Julian version of 25 December, which is January 7 on
the more widely used Gregorian calendar, because the two calendars
are now 13 days apart.  

The Christmas tree may be a quintessential symbol of Christmas,
but it's also a natural resource. And, like other natural resources, it is
subject to market forces forces which are pushing up prices.  

Now a handful of growers in the top Christmas tree producing state of
Oregon want people to consider another factor how green a tree is.
They've created a system to help consumers identify trees grown under
certain environmental standards.

Buying a living Christmas tree is becoming a popular choice for
environmentally conscious Christmas celebrators. If you've ever felt bad
about cutting down a tree only to have it up for a few weeks and then
throwing the whole thing away, you may want to consider purchasing
a living Christmas tree, which comes with its roots intact.
After decorating it for the holidays, you can plant it in your backyard or
donate it to a plant a tree organization. But to make sure that the tree
will thrive in your home and for years to come outside, it's important to
choose a healthy, properly potted tree