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Baltimore County Christmas Tree Recycling Ends Jan. 19

Need to trash your live Christmas tree? Leave on the curb starting Jan. 14.

Baltimore County residents with live Christmas trees can start setting them out for recycling on Jan. 14.

The trees will be collected over a two-week period, according to a county news release. They must be out on the front curb or street no later than Jan. 19.

Lights, tinsel, decorations, bags and tree stands should not be set out with the trees.

Those living in an apartment or condominium are advised to follow their property manager's directions for Christmas tree recycling, the release states. 

Residents who want to take their trees to one of the following county drop-off locations can do so starting on Dec. 26:

Eastern Sanitary Landfill Solid Waste Management Facility, White Marsh

  • 6259 Days Cove Rd., off 11400 block of Pulaski Highway
  • Monday-Saturday, 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Baltimore County Resource Recovery Facility, Cockeysville

  • 201 West Warren Rd., facility entrance is on Drop-off Drive, off Warren Road, ¼ mile west of York Road and a quarter-mile east of Beaver Dam Road (Some computer map programs will inaccurately show the West Warren Road address on the east side of York Road)
  • Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m.-4 p.m.

Western Acceptance Facility, Halethorpe

  • 3310 Transway Rd., off 4500 block of Hollins Ferry Road
  • Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m.-4 p.m.
Related Topics: Arbutus tree recycling, Dundalk tree recycling, Essex-Middle River tree recycling, Hunt Valley-Cockeysville tree recycling, Lutherville-Timonium tree recycling, Owings Mills-Reisterstown tree recycling, Parkville-Overlea tree recycling, Perry Hall tree recycling, Pikesville tree recycling, and Towson tree recycling

Alex W

7:36 am on Thursday, January 10, 2013

Thanks Patch. Dummy me I was actually looking at the BC website (http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/News/holiday_winter/treecollection.html) and didn't realize it hadn't been updated since 2010. My tree has been outside for a couple of days now.

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M

8:21 am on Thursday, January 10, 2013

What a waste!

Seems to me like the best sort of recycling would be to buy a live tree and then plant it in your garden.when the holidays are over...

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Tracey Gellner

9:15 am on Thursday, January 10, 2013

M yes it seems sad for the trees but unless you have a farm no one has room for years and years worth of trees. The good thing with the reycling program is that you can come back in the spring and get the mulch for free!

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Sam Wahbe

12:09 pm on Thursday, January 10, 2013

Jan 14-19 is not two weeks! Am I missing something?
"Baltimore County residents with live Christmas trees can start setting them out for recycling on Jan. 14.

The trees will be collected over a two-week period, according to a county news release. They must be out on the front curb or street no later than Jan. 19."

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Nayana Davis

12:59 pm on Thursday, January 10, 2013

Sam,

The release reads that the collection will take place over a two-week period but to ensure collection, trees should be out no later than Jan. 19.

Gregg Roberts

6:45 am on Friday, January 11, 2013

If we are going to kill a perfectly good tree -- must we be so eager to throw it away right after Christmas? January 14th as a start is reasonable but the 19th as an end date is too early. Hey, if you can put up Christmas decorations on November 1st, I can leave some of mind up until February 1st when it's cold and snowy out and the natural tree might still be nice looking and not shedding too much.
I've seen a lot of people who make Valentine's Trees and when I was in New Orleans I saw people had Mardi Gras Trees..basically changing the decorations in both cases on their Christmas trees.
What you do is of course up to you but perhaps we should have periodic tree/natural recycling year round...

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Ed

12:32 am on Sunday, January 13, 2013

Gregg, the longer it is up, the more of a fire hazard it becomes.

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