A-Z How To Get Rid Of It Guide

Yard and Tree Waste

(Ash Borer, Ash Tree Disposal, Brush, Leaves, Trees, Stumps, Wood Chips, Garden Debris, Plants, Dirt, Grass, Sod, Logs, Emerald Ash Borer, Storm Damage Tree Waste)

Not Accepted At Hennepin County Facilities.

 

Questions on the Emerald Ash Borer and the ash tree quarantine? See Emerald ash borer

Definition: Yard and tree waste includes brush, garden debris, grass clippings, leaves, sod, logs, trees and stumps, plants (indoor and outdoor), compost, mulch and wood chips. It does not include rocks or landscape blocks.

Curbside Pick-up. Some yard waste material can be picked up at the curb by your waste hauler. Contact your waste hauler to schedule a subscription for weekly or bi-weekly yard waste pickup or a special one-time pickup, and for material preparation requirements and fees.

Drop Off Locations. See our list of Yard Waste Drop Off Sites in the Metro Area. Call for hours, special conditions, and fees. Some of these facilities are not open year round.

Storm Debris Cleanup. If your city has recently experienced a storm that has caused large amounts of tree damage, please contact your city for instructions on cleanup procedures. Damaged trees that you believe are located on easements, public property or near railroads should be reported to your city.

 

Addtional Information:
Diseased Trees
Christmas Trees - Artificial
Christmas Trees - Live