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1 Σεπ 2023 · Are you looking for expert advice on home composting, yard waste reduction or environmentally-friendly yard care? Master Gardeners host free information booths during spring, summer and fall at select Ramsey County yard waste collection sites.
- Household Hazardous Waste
Bring these items to Ramsey County's free household...
- Backyard Composting
Need advice? Visit a Master Gardener at their Question &...
- Recycling & Trash Collection
Recycling and trash collection. Set up recycling and trash...
- Master Gardener Booth Schedule
Ramsey County Master Gardeners will visit the county yard...
- Household Hazardous Waste
Yard waste — such as grass clippings, leaves and branches — is a valuable resource that can add nutrients back into your yard or be recycled into compost. It is illegal to put yard waste in your household garbage. Options for managing yard waste are listed below.
Yard waste should NOT be put in your garbage cart! Instead, Saint Paul residents have three options: Contact your garbage hauler for details on how to schedule a pickup. Utilize one of the seven Ramsey County Yard Waste Drop-off Sites. All sites are free and open to Ramsey County residents. A photo ID is required.
We provide reliable and responsible recycling and waste disposal and invite you to bring your lawn clippings, leaves, and yard waste to our three locations: Inver Grove Heights (year-round), Denmark Township (Spring through late-Fall), or Eagan (Spring through late-Fall).
Search the Disposal Directory for an interactive map of yard waste drop-off sites and for drop-off sites outside of Washington County. Call first to verify fees, days, hours, and materials accepted.
Did you know Minnesota state law prohibits mixing brush, tree, or yard waste with your household garbage? Walters offers a convenient yard waste collection program. This is a safe, simple and responsible option for you to help keep your yard looking its best!
The following cities provide yard waste disposal to their residents. Cities who operate a compost site manage material on-site while the cities who offer a drop-off location utilize roll off boxes to transport material to a processing facility.
