Where to dispose of Garden Waste? La Canacinta?

After more then 15 years of burning garden waste in Upper Ajijic, the bomberos have told me and my neighbor we can no longer continue to do so because of the fire risk in the mountains. Official permission from the local government is no longer being granted. Most of our waste is currently composted but what can we do with the large palm and tree branches?

Supposedly there is a place in La Canacinta that will accept garden waste with a charge involved, of course.

Anyone know of this place in West Ajijic, where we can dispose of garden waste?

Since they stopped the recycling program ours is chopped up and put out with the regular garbage here in Ajijic Centro.

you have to cut them n small bundle andplease in a bundle wth a string or two and they will get picked up with the rest of the garbage.. That is what we havebeen doing for years..

brigitte wrote:you have to cut them n small bundle andplease in a bundle wth a string or two and they will get picked up with the rest of the garbage.. That is what we havebeen doing for years..

Yes, for a small/medium garden that would work satisfactory. Unfortunately our gardens are fairly large.  I've been thinking of buying a small old pickup truck or trailer to haul away all the un-compostable waste we generate every week.

If you make bundles with a strings  without bags it will get picked up.. That is what we do.

Don't make the bags too heavy or they leave them. Wet grass can be extremely heavy for example. Us small bags.

Learned the hard way.

I would go for the shredder. Useful too for annoying neighbors and their companion animals. Stream " Fargo" for a refresher course.

well that is a good way to remove annoying neighbors..

Check out thegreensshop.com They are the largest viviero in Mexico, in Veracruz, ship live trees here within 48 hours. Some very rare, and expensive. There is a white or rose trumpet tree from Brazil which has very nice flowers and easy to keep as an ornamental size.

I forgot to mention. We had a large patch of Hibiscus, but they attract a lot of bugs, especially scale (plaga)