Answer: Yes. However, there is a $12 per cubic yard charge for disposal of yard and garden trimmings for all business users and residents with more than 1 cu. yd. See Yard & Garden Trimmings Drop-Off Locations.

Answer: If you live in a single-family home, you can put them out for curbside collection in a clear bag or securely tied bundle. If you live in a townhouse or multi-family building (apartment), see Yard & Garden Trimmings Drop-Off Locations.

Answer: All the materials collected in the residential recycling programs are also accepted at the depot. Scrap metal items such as fridges and stoves, and large aluminum items, are also accepted. See Recycling Depot - Materials Accepted.

Coquitlam residents are invited to bring their extra yard trimmings to Coquitlam Construction Recycling and Yard Trimmings Facility, 1001 United Boulevard (West off King Edward Street). This service will be FREE of charge to Coquitlam Residents with Proof of residency.

You should bring any one who is going to be an additional driver so that they may sign the contract and appear on the insurance. The booking must be in the name of the credit card holder. This person must be present at the depot to sign the rental contract.

Yard trimmings are collected year round and should be placed for disposal on the same day that your garbage and recycling is picked up. These bags are manufactured specifically for yard trimmings. They are durable 2 ply kraft paper, and are water resistant. We are aware of the following retailers that carry the bags: Canadian Tire, Home Depot, IGA, London Drugs, Real Canadian Superstore, Rona Home Centers, Safeway, Save-on-Foods and Super Valu.

Another form of recycling is composting. Composting is the controlled biological decomposition of organic matter, such as food and yard wastes, into humus, a soil-like material. Composting is nature's way of recycling organic wastes into new soil used in vegetable and flower gardens, landscaping, and many other applications. To learn more about composting, click here. Grasscycling, the practice of leaving grass on a lawn after mowing, is an effective way to deal with grass clippings.

Place all brush, leaves, grass, trimmings, and tree limbs less than 6 inches in diameter. Do not place palm fronds or palm tree parts, fruit or vegetables, plastic or paper bags, tree limbs greater than 6 inches in diameter, animal waste and dirt. Do not bundle or tie yard trimmings and make sure the lid of the container is closed.

Answer: No. It is free to Richmond residents and small businesses. However, there is a $12 per cublic yard charge for disposal of yard and garden trimmings for all business users and residents with more than 1 cu. yd.

Yes, for Burnaby residents and small Burnaby businesses. It is located on Still Creek Avenue west of Douglas. Open 8:00am to 4:00pm, seven days a week except statutory holidays. Call 604.294.7972 for further information.

Design Inspiration has an extensive range of trimmings to adorn your Soft Furnishings. Bullion trims to go down leading edges of Curtains, piping cord for the bottoms of upholstered pelmets, brushed ruche trim for around cushions; key tassels and stunning tassel tiebacks for you curtains are available. Something to suit every taste and every style - leather, crystal, horse hair and feathers the choice is vast. FREE samples of trimmings can be ordered.

If you do not regularly have extra yard trimmings, store the excess in your old yard trimmings containers and place them out in the green automated container the following week. Better yet, try leaving your grass clippings on your lawn, which is called grasscycling, or using a free City compost bin.

We have a calendar on this website which you can print. Washington County distributes a schedule in their newsletter, “Wastelines,” which is sent to every postal customer in our area once a year.

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There are a variety of transportation options between Anchorage or Fairbanks and the Denali Park Entrance: railroad, motorcoach or shuttle van, or personal vehicle. We operate Denali Cabins just South of the Denali National Park. Please visit our www.denali-cabins.com web site for more details.

All items must be set out by 7:00am on your collection day, or as early as 4:00pm the day before. Routes can change at any time and so can your pickup time. If there is a rejection sticker, take note of why it was rejected and make sure that it is properly prepared for next week's pick up. If your trash/recycling/yard waste was missed and was properly prepared, contact Customer Service at 617-796-1000 to give the address of the missed pick up.

The Connecticut Department of Public Health recommends people be careful when gardening in the Newhall neighborhood and has written a fact sheet on what steps to follow to garden safely (download fact sheet, PDF file). The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection recommends that, until all testing is done to locate landfill areas, people not dig in their yards. Contact DEP or DPH to find out if your yard has previously been tested.(back to top)

some sites assistance may be available for loading and/or delivery mulch, there may be an additional price for this which is negotiable with the site supervisor.

Please do not dispose of garden chemicals down drains and sinks. If you have small quantities of garden chemicals, and they are from your own home you can take them to your local Community Recycling Centre. Please speak to a site attendant who can deposit such chemicals in the appropriate container for you, and record the details for their official records.

On the mainland, garbage is collected on Tuesdays and Fridays, yard trash is on Monday, and recycling is collected on Tuesdays north of US 192, and on Fridays, south of US 192. The beachside collection schedule is garbage on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with recycling and yard trash collection on Thursdays.