Tips to manage the gardening junks?

[Corzhens]

Our front yard is our showcase. But don't get me wrong, it's not a pretty garden though. But with the junk that may be plants with poor growth, we relocate them to the backyard. For broken concrete of the landscaping design, we have it repaired but sometimes we just cannot remove it so it remains. Some other eyesores are broken pots so it is easy to carry them to the backyard.

 

[sixxup]

Are you talking about unwanted vegetation or plastic wastes? If you are talking about vegetation that you have cleared from the garden then you may consider making green manure out of it. You will need a small pit to bury it there and then use it later as manure. Plastic wastes are the only unwanted wastes in the garden. You must avoid keeping plastic and metal wastes in the garden. You will be forced to dispose them at the right place for collection.

 

[Esther Knapicius]

total curiosity, not back yet.

 

[Bootsy]

You have all mentioned various ways of disposing of unwanted items wherever you live. I agree with Esther that it may be specific to your country or location.

We have very good recycling and waste disposal methods that are run by the local authority. Most of it is free but they won't take it in bulk as that may be construed as commercial waste. If you have a lot then you dispose of it gradually.

There's also a voluntary method of recycling unwanted goods that is used quite extensively over here, but it is fairly well spread around the world. It's amazing that people sometimes clamour for things that you think are useless!

https://www.freecycle.org/