There is some controversy over the question, "do roots still grow when tree cut down?" There are a number of factors that come into play when answering this question. Some of these factors are simply the time it takes for new roots to form and stretch out to a reasonable length once the old roots have died and been removed. Other factors are more complicated and have to do with how long the tree has lived.
The first factor that has to do with how long roots will grow when a tree is cut down is the time it takes to get a new tree in place. If the tree is not planted in a hole and grows for a length of time before being removed, then there is a good chance that all of the remaining roots are long enough to continue to grow into a new home. This can be a very labor-intensive process since it takes quite awhile for a tree to grow, so having it removed prior to having a home built is almost never an option.
Another factor is the way a tree is cut down. In many cases, the tree will not have to be cut down entirely. When a tree is chopped down and all of the exposed roots are removed, the tree may continue to grow for a period of time after the rest of the tree has been cut down. The reason for this is that the roots have been allowed to continue to grow and stretch out in some cases. The problem with this is that if the tree is ever planted in a hole, then the roots will be completely cut off.
So how long does it take for a tree to die once it has been cut down? After a tree has been removed and its remains are gathered, there is another important question to be answered. How will the tree look once it has been removed from its natural habitat and placed in a garden or yard? This is especially true if it was planted in a hole and not planted in a garden or other container. The tree will have to be repotted and re-potted and will need to be cared for like any other plant. Even though it will be dead once a piece of it has been removed, it will most likely look different once cared for compared to how it looked before the process of removal began.
There are different ways how a tree can be cleaned up after it has been cut down. If a tree is cut down and the tree stump is not allowed to remain in the area and a chunk of it is left behind, then the stump can be removed and buried. Once the soil around the stump is treated with chemicals, the tree can be dug up and if roots are still growing, they will be trimmed away before the new soil is planted. When this process is completed, the tree will no longer need to be cared for and will be able to grow again.
So, do roots still grow when a tree is cut down? The truth is, no one really knows how long they will live. Some people say that, if a tree is not damaged or cut down, then it will probably live as long as another 100 years, while others say that it only survives as long as the people who planted it. The truth is, no one really knows when a tree will die or what will happen to its roots once it dies. Some of them may end up in the landfill, while some of them may grow into something else. In fact, some scientists believe that if trees were allowed to continue growing after their planting and cutting, they might be able to create a new forest on the spot where the tree originally was.