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Christmas Tree

ge_ch · 2010-01-06 11:59:39

Any ideas where i can get rid of my Christmas tree? I always had artificial ones until this year so never had that problem before. thanks for any suggestions

06-01-2010 11:59am

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ge_ch

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Any ideas where i can get rid of my Christmas tree? I always had artificial ones until this year so never had that problem before. thanks for any suggestions

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#2 06-01-2010 12:02pm

darealtulip

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the open fire?

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#3 06-01-2010 12:03pm

ki

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Cut and burn

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#4 06-01-2010 12:06pm

fozzle

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Cut, age and burn :-)

If you cut it up into branches and logs (probably not worth keeping needles) and leave them in the garden for a couple of weeks before burning, otherwise they'll spark.

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#5 06-01-2010 12:24pm

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There is a recycling centre in Ballisodare that takes them.
As far as I know the ones in Sligo and Tubbercurry do as well.

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#6 06-01-2010 12:35pm

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The recycling centre along the docks take them.

We usually just throw it at the end of the garden and let it rot but cutting it up and burning it is also a good idea.

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#7 07-01-2010 12:32am

ge_ch

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thanks for all the tips

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