How do you dispose of garden waste in Australia?

How do you dispose of garden waste in Australia?

So you’re done cleaning all those leaves, twigs, and tree branches from your yard. What to do with them next? You may simply put them in a bag and bring them to your council’s green waste collection or household waste recycling centre. A great way to recycle green waste is to start a compost heap. Garden waste is a great sources of nutrients for the rest of your garden so don’t be so quick to throw out organic waste. Turn those grass clippings into mulch and help grow the rest of the your new garden. Shredders are often used for pieces of trees and branches that have been trimmed, but they can also be used to shred your regular garden waste. Some household waste can be home composted these include: Tea bags, Vegetable peelings, Salad leaves, Fruit scraps, Coffee grounds, Filter paper, Crushed eggshells, Egg and cereal boxes, Corrugated cardboard, scrunched up newspaper, Toilet and kitchen roll inner tubes, straw, and hay. Segregate garbage into degradable and non-degradable waste. You can also create compost at home with leftover food, fruit and vegetable peels etc. Waste segregation not only makes the process of recycling much easier, but it will also help in maintaining a healthy and clean surrounding.