What does a Christmas tree have in common with the articles readers continue to read, even years after publication? They're both "evergreen."
Any plant that keeps its foliage year-round is called "evergreen." We're perhaps most familiar with fir trees – the type of tree most often used as a Christmas tree – which retain their pine needles throughout the seasons. In a similar vein, articles which never go stale, or at least stay fresh longer, are called "evergreen."
It is the hope of every writer to produce a piece that readers will peruse year in out. You can read a sampling of some of these kinds of articles in "5 'Must Read' Articles for the 401k Plan Sponsor and Fiduciary," (FiduciaryNews.com, Dec. 30, 2014).
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