'Tis the Post-Season
Back when I used to be festive and have my own real live Christmas tree in my apartment, I would be posed with a dilemma after Christmas Day.
What do I do with this fire hazard and how do I get it out of my house without leaving a trail of pine needles and sap?
I don't remember how I found this organization, but for those of you in California, let me introduce you to: California Christmas Tree Recycling.
For a small fee, they will come to your house, take down the tree, get it out of the house, CLEAN UP AND VACCUUM the, ahem, "remains" and then take your tree to be mulched. Best of all, they donate a portion of the money to the TreePeople, a non-profit organization that helps "nature heal our cities."
It's a win-win, in my book.
What do I do with this fire hazard and how do I get it out of my house without leaving a trail of pine needles and sap?
I don't remember how I found this organization, but for those of you in California, let me introduce you to: California Christmas Tree Recycling.
For a small fee, they will come to your house, take down the tree, get it out of the house, CLEAN UP AND VACCUUM the, ahem, "remains" and then take your tree to be mulched. Best of all, they donate a portion of the money to the TreePeople, a non-profit organization that helps "nature heal our cities."
It's a win-win, in my book.
posted by Princess Leah at 8:55 AM
2 Comments:
What a fantastic idea! If I had a real tree, I'd call 'em. Thanks! Hope your holiday was lovely.
What is the fee for picking up a tree in Tennessee?
Happy New Year, Princess...
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