Will a Christmas tree grow again after being cut?

Answer 1

That would be a definite no. But cut Christmas trees can be recycled.

One of the reasons that Christmas trees are increasingly recycled is because they have "all natural ingredients". They are biodegradable, and that property makes them particularly useful in a number of applications. One of the most common uses is for mulch. The tree is simply ground into mulch and then is used to protect other growing plants. The mulch slowly decomposes which provides further nutrients to the plants. Mulching is the most common recycling practice. Many communities that have Christmas tree recycling programs use the mulch in the parks, flower beds and around trees. Several communities also have "give away" programs for residents to pick up mulch for their own plants.

Similar to mulch is chipping. Wood chips made from recycling Christmas trees are good additions to walkways, hiking trails and paths. Many Christmas trees are turned into other useful products. The wood can be used to construct bird feeders and shelters for the garden, yard or community common property. In some cases, the entire tree is erected and birds will gather to the branches for shelter. The tree can always be recycled into mulch when the winter is over.

SO RECYCLE!