Still planning to get a Christmas tree? Look out for these things before you buy
With Christmas around the corner, it's not too late to make your home a little more festive for the holidays.
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3h agoWith Christmas around the corner, it's not too late to make your home a little more festive for the holidays.
Anthony Gallo Landscaping and Nursery has been in this business for four generations in Flatlands. They say finding the perfect Christmas tree for your home is all about preference and the amount of space you have.
But the most important thing when buying a tree later in the season is making sure it's still fresh, according to Michael Gallo, one of the nursery's co-owners.
And if you don't have time to to pick up a tree, they also offer online orders and set up. They deliver all over Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and parts of the Bronx.
