Does anyone know where I can pick up some free mulch this weekend? I did not keep any from my tree removal and I would feel awfully silly buying some when I know there must be a ton for the taking out there somewhere.
Try the city facility on 56th Street North between Mingo Road and US169.
http://www.cityoftulsa.org/Environment/Greenwaste/
Which says exactly what Ed W says, only with the pretty City of Tulsa logo on it.
If you only want a little, make sure and make that VERY CLEAR.
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Originally posted by sgrizzle
If you only want a little, make sure and make that VERY CLEAR.
Do they load you up with a backhoe or something?
I'm gonna be showing up with an SUV rather than a truck. Will that work?
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Originally posted by we vs us
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Originally posted by sgrizzle
If you only want a little, make sure and make that VERY CLEAR.
Do they load you up with a backhoe or something?
I'm gonna be showing up with an SUV rather than a truck. Will that work?
I recommend that you take your own shovel or pitchfork and some buckets or bags. Scoop all you want.
The stuff on the bottom has begun to compost into soil and is very good for the garden. The stuff on the top is bigger chips and is great for cover around bushes and trees.
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Originally posted by we vs us
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Originally posted by sgrizzle
If you only want a little, make sure and make that VERY CLEAR.
Do they load you up with a backhoe or something?
I'm gonna be showing up with an SUV rather than a truck. Will that work?
I usually get two or three trucks loads every spring, and plan to get a couple loads this weekend myself. If you want an entire truck/trailer load, they will load it for you. Makes pretty quick work of it.
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Originally posted by we vs us
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Originally posted by sgrizzle
If you only want a little, make sure and make that VERY CLEAR.
Do they load you up with a backhoe or something?
I'm gonna be showing up with an SUV rather than a truck. Will that work?
Front-end loader.
If you're bringing an SUV, you need to have some bins or something to put the mulch in and someway of getting it in those bins.
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Originally posted by RecycleMichael
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Originally posted by we vs us
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Originally posted by sgrizzle
If you only want a little, make sure and make that VERY CLEAR.
Do they load you up with a backhoe or something?
I'm gonna be showing up with an SUV rather than a truck. Will that work?
I recommend that you take your own shovel or pitchfork and some buckets or bags. Scoop all you want.
The stuff on the bottom has begun to compost into soil and is very good for the garden. The stuff on the top is bigger chips and is great for cover around bushes and trees.
RM- I've always been led to believe that mulch other than cypress, pine, or cedar is termite bait. Any truth to that and is there an earth friendly treatment the paranoid amongst us could use?
These guys used to just grind trees and make mulch. Now they inspect every limb and make sure that they don't spread termites back to homes.
I would not use mulch in a garden that actually touches the house. Keep a couple of feet of distance and you should be OK.