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The Department of Environment (DoE) makes it easy for residents to recycle cut, live holiday trees (no artificial trees). Prince George's County's residents with County-provided yard trim collection can place their undecorated, unbagged, live Christmas trees at the curb by 6 a.m. for collection on Mondays from January 2, to January 31, 2022.
Alternatively, residents can drop off cut, live Christmas trees to the Public Convenience Center located on Brown Station Road in Upper Marlboro.
The Mulch Madness source reduction event is held in conjunction with Earth Day and is just one of the many departmental programs celebrating Earth Month in April! Join us Saturday, April 23, 2022, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m or while supplies last.
Residents transporting mulch by car will need to bring their own containers and shovels or pitchforks. A skid loader will be available to load mulch directly into pickup trucks.
For more information and specific dates for the next Mulch Giveaway, check the local paper, County website, local cable station, or contact PGC311.
Prince George's County is proud to announce the expansion of the Curbside Composting program, PGC Composts, to include residential curbside collections of food scraps to eligible residents. In addition to food scraps, pumpkins, dried corn, hay and straw will also be picked-up for composting along with yard trim.
Items should be placed curbside by 6:00 a.m. on Mondays for pickup. Pumpkins, dried corn, hay and straw MUST be placed in a paper lawn/leaf bag OR the provided 32-gallon wheeled green cart. Pumpkins should be free of inorganic materials such as candles, wax, artificial lighting, loose decorations, etc.