Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Recycle Your Holiday Tree.


If you bought a cut holiday tree this year, you may be starting to think of disposing of it. It may seem like the easiest thing to do is just throw it out for the garbage service to pick up. However, there are recycling options available that are more beneficial to the Earth. Did you know that your holiday tree can be recycled into something useful? It's true, your holiday tree can be recycled into mulch for your garden or local hiking trails and it can even be recycled into fish habitats. You can find holiday tree recycling services in your area at Earth911.com.

How will you dispose of holiday tree?


Photo Courtesy of Cinnamon*
XO.

8 Please leave a comment:

Kirsten@Nexyoo said... [Reply to comment]

Great tip. In some places trees can just be put in yard waste bins (after some chopping).

Sweet Greens said... [Reply to comment]

Hi Kirsten,
Absolutely, great tip.
Thank you.
Xo,
Sweet Greens.

TheEclecticElement said... [Reply to comment]

That's a great program!

Laura Trevey said... [Reply to comment]

Beautiful image!
Happy New Year !!
Looking forward to a fabulous 2010 ~~

xoxo

Anonymous said... [Reply to comment]

Thanks SO much for posting this! I do not think many people think of upcycling/recycling their used holiday trees! Our city picks them up at the curb and turns them into mulch for the city's own use, which I think is awesome!
Angie
one4earth

Sweet Greens said... [Reply to comment]

Hi The Eclectic Element,
Now if only everyone rented or planted their tree.
Xo,
Sweet Greens.

Sweet Greens said... [Reply to comment]

Hi Laura,
Happy New Year to you as well. Best wishes for a lovely 2010.
Xo,
Sweet Greens.

Sweet Greens said... [Reply to comment]

Hi Angie,
That is awesome. In our area you can drop your tree off at certain locations and they turn them into mulch. We used this same mulch last year in our flower bed.
Xo,
Sweet Greens.

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