Expert shares tips on how to have a bugfree Christmas

The video discusses the choice between real and fake Christmas trees, highlighting the sensory experiences associated with real trees. It addresses concerns about insects in real trees and provides tips for inspecting and maintaining tree health. Experts suggest using a white sheet to check for bugs and assure that treated trees are generally bug-free. The importance of selecting a healthy tree is emphasized, with advice on what to look for in a tree's appearance.

What is one of the main reasons people prefer real Christmas trees over fake ones?

• They are cheaper.

• They are easier to set up.

• They provide a unique sensory experience.

• They last longer.

What is a recommended method to check for insects in a real Christmas tree?

• Shake the tree over a white sheet.

• Spray the tree with water.

• Use a magnifying glass to inspect the branches.

• Leave the tree outside overnight.

According to Raymond Cummings, why don't insects want to stay in your house?

• They can't survive indoors.

• They are attracted to light.

• They are afraid of humans.

• They prefer the outdoor environment.

What does Tom Hart say about the likelihood of finding bugs in trees from Hart Tree Farm?

• It's guaranteed.

• It's very common.

• It's impossible.

• It's rare.

What should you look for when selecting a healthy Christmas tree?

• A tree with a short height.

• A tree with dead branches.

• A tree with a thin appearance.

• A tree with vibrant color and no dead branches.