Let's pretend I don't know anything (not a big stretch mind you). I
haven't been to the dump yet, so once I find where the green waste is
recylced, how do I know what to look for? I mean, is it gonna be kind
of dark brown and look a lot like dirt, or is it going to look like
something else? I just started this gardening thing, so I really
don't know.
Thanks!
-Zach
Maren Purves <m.purves@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>...
> you go to the Hilo dump, where the green waste is recycled,
> bring a pickup truck, and if you feel like it you can shovel
> it yourself for free, or they'll load it for some not very large
> fee. Dump opening hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., 7 days a week,
> including Thanksgiving and Christmas, but the guys who load
> trucks aren't there the same hours. As I tend to shovel my
> own dirt (compost, rather) I don't know their hours.
>
>
> Maren,
> got 12 buckets of dirt in the back of my pickup truck
> right now, shoveled before work (and 3 buckets of rocks).
>
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