It's the Last Weekend of NYC's Mulchfest. Here's Where to Recycle Your Christmas Tree Uptown.

It's the last weekend of Mulchfest, the citywide program that lets you recycle your Christmas tree at one of the Parks Department's dedicated drop-off spots. The resulting mulch will be used to nourish the city's trees.

This is also the last official Chipping Weekend, when you can take your tree to a special chipping spot and get a bag of free mulch to use in your backyard or place around a street tree. In Upper Manhattan, the only chipping site is in Inwood Park (see address below); hours this Saturday and Sunday are 10am-2pm.

Here are all the Mulchfest drop-off locations in Upper Manhattan, from south to north:

• East Harlem Marcus Garvey Park, E 120th St and Madison Ave

• Central Harlem Morningside Park, W 123rd St and Morningside Ave

• Central Harlem St. Nicholas Park, one block south of W 133rd St and St. Nicholas Ave

• Central Harlem Brigadier General Charles Young Playground, 145th St and Lenox Ave

• Washington Heights J. Hood Wright Park, W 173rd St near Haven Ave

• Inwood Inwood Hill Park, Isham St and Seaman Ave

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