Standing 70 to 100 feet, a different Norway spruce attracts crowds to Rockefeller Center every holiday season.

Still haven't seen the Rockefeller Christmas Tree? The good news is, you'll have plenty of time after Christmas.

Spruces do not retain their needles for long, the needles are quite sharp, and the needles are not aromatic like those of ...

"I'm thinking she's thrilled," he said. Earl Albert, right, donated a huge Norway spruce tree to be the 2024 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. (NBCNY/TODAY) Pauze, who has selected each ...

Rockefeller Center has been synonymous with one of the most awe-inspiring Christmas trees in the world. Each year in early ...

London’s most famous Christmas tree has been criticised for looking “scrawny” and “half-dead” compared to its bushier New ...

THERE’S nothing quite like a real Christmas tree… From the joy of picking it in the forest, the slog of cutting it down and ...

The tree is an 11-ton Norway Spruce that's 74-feet tall and 43-feet wide. A Swarovski star crown sparkling with 3 million ...

It doesn't get more natural-looking than this 7.5-foot Norwegian spruce. Designed to look like a real tree, it doesn't include lights but does include a base that folds flat for easy storage.

Hailing from West Stockbridge, Massachusetts, this year's Rockefeller Christmas tree is a Norway spruce, standing 74 feet tall. The tree has been decorated with 50,000 LED lights and a Swarovski ...

Energy efficient Christmas lights will draped around the Norwegian spruce and will be switched on in a ceremony on 5 December. Image caption, The tree arrives a few days before the light switch on so ...