If you’re wondering how to dispose of grass Clippings, you’re in the right place. Check out our top tips for getting rid of grass clippings in an eco-friendly way.

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Pick up the clippings with a rake or blower.

If you have a small lawn, you can often just pick up the clippings with a rake or blower. This is the best method if you want to compost the grass, since it’s easy to pile the clippings in one spot. Just be sure to rake or blow the clippings into a pile before picking them up so they don’t end up all over your lawn.

Deposit the clippings in a biodegradable paper lawn and leaf bag.

To deposit the clippings, use a paper lawn and leaf bag. These types of bags are made of a material that will degrade over time, making them ideal for disposing of grass clippings. Simply place the bag over the top of the clippings, and then tie it off at the bottom. Once the bag is full, you can either put it in your regular trash bin or take it to your local landfill.

Put the bagged clippings in your green waste container.

If your municipality picks up Green Waste, you can simply place the bagged clippings in your green waste container. Green waste is organic waste that comes from yards, such as grass clippings, leaves and small twigs. Most municipalities have weekly pick-ups of green waste. Check with your municipality to see if they have this service and what days they pick up green waste.

If you don’t have a green waste container, take the clippings to a local green waste facility.

If you don’t have a green waste container, take the clippings to a local green waste facility. You can also compost grass clippings, but be aware that they decompose quickly and may need to be turned more often than other compostables. If you’re not careful, grass clippings can also create an unpleasant odor.