Poll results: Rent a tree?
While live tree rentals are a booming, and trendy, business, it seems Yourhomers aren't so keen on the idea of renting their holiday decor (read the full story).
Only 22 per cent said they'd consider hiring the service, while the majority - at 78 per cent - said the idea wasn't really up their alley.
Whether your tree's real, fake, tropical, purchased or rented, be sure to check out our tree trimming tips!
Visit our Festive Guide for loads of inspiration for your holiday decorating, entertaining and gift-giving!
This week, we're taking a (brief!) breather from the holidays to look at some new condo legislation that would require developers to provide purchasers with TTC Metropasses "at no cost." Read the full story, then share your thoughts in the front page poll.
And, for some lighter fare, check out my weekend must-reads:
- Colin and Justin give a boring bedroom a touch of mustard
- White's on of this year's biggest decorating trends
- Gift advice from Tommy Smythe, Sarah Richardson's partner-in-design
Fortunately, it is just Jake and me. Since Jake likes tree's and anything else stationary I decided to buy one of those twinkling 2 footers and put it the living room nook. Same purpose, no cleanup and didn't have to kill any timber that did not deserve it in the first place.
When you have kids different story, but if I lived in Canada it would be have a fir in a plantar box and move it inside and out year after year. Can it be done up there?
I stopped buying tree's when it started costing me nearly three (3) figures to enjoy for three (3) weeks. Good investment if that tree has the capability of growing money,
Posted by: John Merritt | December 12, 2009 at 11:09 AM