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Christmas tree disposal in Natick

December 26, 2021 by Bob Brown Leave a Comment

Natick Public Works will pick up Christmas trees during the first two full weeks of January on your trash day.

They must be bare (i.e., no decorations, no lights, and not in a plastic bag) and placed at curbside.

Natick Christmas tree disposal

 

Another option for tree disposal: Unity Farm Sanctuary in Sherborn will take your trees for its goats and cows.


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