Our labels indicate months for which the topic in question would be particularly relevant. It's also useful for us to know in which publications these items are finding an audience. Get some for free at Montgomery County's Neighborhood Mulch Preserves. The mulch is produced from the brush collected through the curbside recycling program. It's ideal for walkways, weed control, use around woody plants, and as a carbon-rich addition to compost piles.
Delivery is available for school, neighborhood, and community projects.
Envelopes, pasta boxes, and other paper products with plastic windows are accepted in Montgomery County's mixed paper recycling program. Get the details on the County's recycling and trash collection programs, learn more about what happens to your recyclables and trash after they leave your curb, and tour Solid Waste facilities. Hear from the staff and managers who operate the programs and facilities. This free six-week program begins on Thursday, March 1, 2001. Sessions will meet from 7-9 p.m. at the County's Solid Waste Transfer Station in Rockville.