• Southeast King County Service Area
  • Residential Service
    • Garbage
      • What Goes in the Garbage Can?
      • Household Hazardous Wastes
    • Recycling
      • What Goes in the Recycling Cart?
    • Yard Debris
      • What Goes in the Yard Debris Cart?
  • Commercial Service
    • Garbage
      • What Goes in the Garbage?
    • Recycling
      • What Goes in the Recycling Container?
    • Landscape Debris
      • What is Commercial Landscape Debris?
    • Hazardous Waste
    • Containers
  • Multi-Family
    • Garbage
      • What Goes in the Garbage Can?
      • Household Hazardous Waste
    • Recycling
      • What Goes in the Recycling Container?
    • Landscape Debris
      • What Goes in the Landscape Debris Container?
    • Containers
  • Multi-Family Service - Owner/Manager
    • Garbage
    • Household Hazardous Waste
    • Recycling
    • Landscape Debris
    • Containers

Put in the Landscape Debris Container
Leaves	Grass Clippings	Plant Trimmings	Weeds
Branches less than 4" in diameter, 4' in length and 55 lbs. in weight	Bundles less than 2' in diameter, 4' in length and 55 lbs. in weight (use biodegradable string or twine - no nylon, plastic or other synthetic materials)	House-Plants and Bouquets

Do not put in the Landscape Debris Container
Animal waste or pet litter	Ashes	Diapers	Concrete or construction debris
Dirt or Rocks	Foil	Glass	Garbage
Liquids	Metals	Plastics	Styrofoam

Reviewed the list, and still not sure?

Check out the list of  What Goes in the Garbage Can and  What Goes in the Recycling Container, or call 206-652-8832.

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