Eco-friendly tree tips
� Buy British trees certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.
� Buy 'living' trees and replant in the garden (and remember to water during the summer).
� Recycle your tree after Christmas.
� Remember: an artificial tree is for life, not just for Christmas.
Eco-friendly decorations
� Use old, misshapen ones from the loft.
� Make your own.
� Check out 'free' websites such as Freecycle.
� Look for secondhand and Fairtrade decorations in charity shops.
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