[stav]

I am glad to hear things are going so well for you now Mick You did give us a fright after your dramatic departure!

and yeah.. i've noticed the change in the spelling

[justontime]

Originally Posted by deltic

Sorry but that is madness. There is a lot of transport involved in doing that, in England we have our trees up for about 4 weeks, our houses are heated at Christmas and special food or not they would collect a very sad half dead tree. If people want a tree buy one grown for the purpose, put it in your garden waste recycling bin after Christmas (ours is collected from the kerb side), the recycling centre will compost it and more trees will be grown as future Christmas trees.

Deltic I agree with you, I feel sure that this service would turn out to be less green than buying a specially grown cut tree every year and recycling it after Christmas.

[sunfowerggs]

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[joeb]

cool idea about the tree recycling, but have to agree that the transportation costs will probably offset any savings. Maybe if the tree garden was located within the community or if it was in a park near to you, it might sound more plausible.