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Originally Posted by Oregon-Flyer
Hi, We had a tree that was damaged by Debby last week. At first I thought it was just a matter of a trimming back a few branches. Little-by-little I discovered that nearly every branch was damaged and the tree is a total loss. Meanwhile I have accumulated a big pile of branch "trimmings" in my driveway! What is the best way to dispose of these? If I cut them down into managable lengths and tie them with twine, will our regular trash service take these? We're in Deluna (Sumter Co). Thanks in advance!
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In my district debris cut 3 foot lengths max, tied in bundles not to exceed 40 pounds. When I took out holly bush that turned into tree. I cut branches off 1 foot lengths bagged in lawn waste bags. And cut big limbs stripped of branches in 3 foot length and tied off bundles. The trunks cut and laid them out at curve individually.
Side note; if you just bundle the branches depending on how long the lay the majority leaves will dry up and fall off leaving big mess.