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What you can put in a green gardenwaste bin or sack. You can include:-. Branches – up to 10cm or 4 inches in thickness. Flowers. Grass cuttings. Hedge prunings. Leaves. Leaves and bark. Plants.

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What can you put in a green garden waste bin?

What you can put in a green garden waste bin or sack. You can include:-. Branches – up to 10cm or 4 inches in thickness. Flowers. Grass cuttings. Hedge prunings. Leaves. Leaves and bark. Plants.

What can go in the brown bin?

What Garden Waste Can Go In the Brown Bin? Whether lockdown has turned you into a budding gardener or you鈥檝e finally just decided to tackle that overgrown hedge at the back of your property, you鈥檙e going to need to know where to put all of your waste. You鈥檙e probably pretty sure that the brown bin is for garden waste, but what kind of garden waste?

What can’t I put in my garden bin?

What you can’t put in your garden bin: 1 Soil 2 Large branches (more than 100mm/4inches in diameter) 3 Kitchen waste of any sort 4 Paper 5 Card 6 Shredded paper 7 Animal waste 8 Clothing 9 Stones 10 Bagged material 11 Inorganic material e.g. plastics 12 Japanese Knotweed

Can I put garden waste in my compost bin?

No, all garden waste needs to be loose. All materials are shredded and bags would contaminate the compost. You shouldn’t put any of the following items in your Garden Waste bin: large branches (more than 100mm/4 inches in diameter) soil.