How many leaf bags equals one square yard?

We are open everyday Monday through Friday 7am to 7pm, Saturday 7am to 4pm, and Sunday 12N to 4pm.

Dear Valued Customer, As of October 1, 2021, wood waste disposal fee increases. Wood that is disposed at our site has to be ground into chips and hauled away as it cannot be burned. Wood grinding costs continue to increase as fuel prices goes up. In addition to this, the state has imposed new regulations that chips cannot be burned as an energy source anymore, therefore, we have to pay to have it hauled and pay to disposed of it. Consequently, we are raising our brush, branches and log disposal fees from $7 to $10 a cubic yard. If more sites refuse to accept chip deposal services, this may no longer be an option in the future. We want to continue to accept wood and provide affordable disposal options for our community and are looking at ways to continue to accommodate this. The good news is that we are keeping all other disposal costs at $5 such as leaves, grass, compost, clean soil, mulch/chips and garden waste. It is our privilege to serve you and we appreciate your business. Sincerely, Keith and Joanne Eklund

We take trees, logs, branches, stumps, leaves, grass, weeds, plants, soil. Must not contain rocks, metal, glass, treated lumber or any items that are not biodegradable or contain preservatives and other toxic substances.

We take undressed Christmas trees, wreaths and garland. Open all year.

We grind up logs and compost all other yard waste. After the holiday season, we take Christmas trees, wreaths, and garland (no ornaments or dressings on them) and donate all the money to the Waconia and Watertown food shelves.

Save money using bags by hauling it with a truck or trailer. We accept leaves mixed with sticks and or branches.

We also take all organic yard waste such as sod, garden flowers and vegetables, weeds, sticks, plants. We are open everyday.