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The Great Tree Debate
retrohousewife05.blogspot.com - 11/3/2009
The Great Tree Debate
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Christmas trees are a pretty big debate with environmentalist. Real trees have problems like filling up the landfill, harmful pesticides, poor farming practices, and other issues. Fake trees are almost always made with PVC which can contain lead, can't be recycled when no longer usable, and a ...
Giveaway: The Cardboard Christmas Tree
retrohousewife05.blogspot.com - 28 days ago
Giveaway: The Cardboard Christmas Tree
— retrohousewife05.blogspot.com — The Cardboard Christmas Tree is giving one lucky reader a one foot Cardboard Christmas Tree . These... trees are great for table tops and/or for your kids to decorate! When it's no longer in good shape just recycle or compost! And now for the rules- 1. Post your e-mail!!!!! Every time people ... (more) Giveaway: The Cardboard Christmas Tree

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Product Review: The Cardboard Tree
retrohousewife05.blogspot.com - 11/4/2009
Product Review: The Cardboard Tree
— retrohousewife05.blogspot.com — Yesterday I talked about greener Christmas tree options. One that I talked about was a Cardboard Tree... . Last year my husband reviewed The Cardboard Tree's three foot tree. He let his classroom decorate it for their room. They really enjoyed it. This year we got to try out the new one foot ... (more) Product Review: The Cardboard Tree

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