LRC recycles local yard debris such as grass clippings, brush and plant cuttings into useful mulches and composts for the home and garden. We also offer salvaged landscaping products such as granite fines, asphalt millings and street pavers when available. Products are for sale to residents, landscapers, nurseries and businesses. Revenue is used to help offset the cost of operating the not-for-profit community facility.
We bought hard wood mulch from the Landscape Recycling Center for the first time this season -- 9 cubic yards of it. The purchase was simple enough, and when delivered they were able to position the delivery truck to place the pile exactly where we wished it to go. My spouse and I immediately got to work mulching our paths and are really pleased with the results. Money very well spent in our opinion -- and at what is truly an asset to our community, the LRC.!
I'm very happy with the products produced here and the helpfulness of all of the staff. An asset to the community!
Love it. Staff are super friendly and helpful. I take brush and leaves there. Also purchase mulch and firewood.
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Leave winter behind and welcome spring! Our Spring hours started today
Spring Leaf Collection will occur for ONE WEEK ONLY: April 19-23, 2021, on your U-Cycle collection day.
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