Dripping Springs Tree Recycling
Collected trees will be turned into mulch and will be made available to the public on a first-come-first-served basis. Artificial trees and trees with flocking (fake snow) will not be accepted. Reminder: please remove all lights, decorations, tinsel, and tree stands before drop-off.
Austin Christmas Tree Recycling
Reminder: residents should not place trees in a bag or recycle trees with artificial snow.
Alternative Drop-Off Locations
Free Drop-Off Locations
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TDS Landfill Creedmoor: 3016 FM 1327, Creedmoor, Texas, 78610
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TDS & Garden-Ville Bee Cave: 4001 RR 620 South, Bee Cave, Texas, 78738
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3219 S IH 35 Round Rock, Texas 78664
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629 Dalton Lane, Austin, Texas 78742
- 2625 Woodall Dr. Leander, Texas 78613
- 6011 Blue Bluff Rd Austin, Texas 78724
- 4501 FM 620 Austin, TX 78732
- 3614 FM 973 Del Valle, Texas 78617
Drop-Off Locations with a Fee
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$20/per load
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For more information: 512-477-9025
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10701 Kinser Lane, Austin, Texas 78736
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$5.00/per tree
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For more information: 512-259-7430
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3875 E. Whitestone Blvd., Cedar Park, TX 78613
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Prices vary
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For more information: 512-743-3909
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10713 Ranch Rd. 620 North, Austin, TX 78726
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Pickup requests only after Jan. 1. Prices start at $25 for pickup and disposal.
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For more information: 512-301-4400
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150 Pemberton Way, Austin, TX 78737
Zilker Park Christmas Tree Recycling
More Green Alternatives for Christmas Tree Recycling
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Use the branches as garden mulch. You don’t need a chipper to take advantage of your old tree. Using the most appropriate tool you have in the shed, remove the branches from your tree, and spread throughout your garden.
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Firepit fodder. It’s not advised to use your tree as indoor kindling in your fireplace or wood-burning stove. However, dried branches make for perfect burning in an outdoor fire pit.
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Use the trunk for edging. Chop the trunk of the tree into two to three-inch discs and use them as edging for flower beds, walkways, and gardens.
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Use the branches to start a compost. A thin layer of branches at the bottom of the pile creates an excellent base for compost, and the branches allow for airflow. It is suggested to stack branches at least four to seven inches high before adding your usual compost items on top.