Your waste and recycling guide

Best option for disposal:

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

Each branch should be no larger than 10cm x 30cm.

Otherwise:

Excess green waste can be dropped off for a fee at Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre or Green Care Mulching.

Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will not accept green waste, soil or rubble from 1 February 2024 due to upgrading works.

Best option for disposal:

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

Otherwise:

Excess green waste can be dropped off for a fee at Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre or Green Care Mulching.

Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will not accept green waste, soil or rubble from 1 February 2024 due to upgrading works.

Best option for disposal:

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

Otherwise:

Excess green waste can be dropped off for a fee at Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre or Green Care Mulching.

Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will not accept green waste, soil or rubble from 1 February 2024 due to upgrading works.

Best option for disposal:

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

Otherwise:

Excess green waste can be dropped off for a fee at Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre or Green Care Mulching.

Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will not accept green waste, soil or rubble from 1 February 2024 due to upgrading works.

Best option for disposal:

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

Individual pieces should be no larger than 10cm x 30cm.

Otherwise:

Excess green waste can be dropped off for a fee at Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre or Green Care Mulching.

Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will not accept green waste, soil or rubble from 1 February 2024 due to upgrading works.

Best option for disposal:

Place in your garden organics green lid bin.

Otherwise:

Excess green waste can be dropped off for a fee at Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre or Green Care Mulching.

Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will not accept green waste, soil or rubble from 1 February 2024 due to upgrading works.

Best option for disposal:

Place in your green lid garden organics bin.

Garden waste undergoes a pasteurisation process, where it is heated to high temperatures which ensure the seeds can not germinate.

Otherwise:

Best option for disposal:

From plants and trees in your garden: Place in your green lid garden organics bin.

From other sources: Sawdust produced from MDF, chipboard or other treated timber should be bagged up and put in your rubbish bin.

Best option for disposal:

Place in your green lid garden organics bin, 
(10cm X 30cm maximum).

Otherwise:

Excess green waste can be dropped off for a fee at Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre or Green Care Mulching.

Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will not accept green waste, soil or rubble from 1 February 2024 due to upgrading works.

Best option for disposal:

Small pieces and quantities can be placed in your red lid rubbish bin. 

Otherwise:

Best option for disposal:

Small pieces of tree can be placed in your garden organics green lid bin.

Each piece should be no larger than 10cm x 30cm.

Otherwise:

Large and heavy pieces of tree cannot be placed in your green lid garden organics bin.

Excess green waste can be dropped off for a fee at Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre or Green Care Mulching.

Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will not accept green waste, soil or rubble from 1 February 2024 due to upgrading works.

Best option for disposal:

Put in your green lid garden organics bin.

Otherwise:

Excess green waste can be dropped off for a fee at Drysdale Resource Recovery Centre or Green Care Mulching.

Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will not accept green waste, soil or rubble from 1 February 2024 due to upgrading works.