Fayetteville, N.C. — Christmas tree pickup begins Monday for Fayetteville residents and ends Jan. 9
Residents should place their trees – stripped of lights, stands and trimmings – at the curbside to be included in the special collection, the city said Friday.
There is also a drop-off at the Cape Fear Botanical Gardens on U.S. Highway 301 North. Anyone who misses the pickup or lives outside the city can drop off a tree there any day before Jan. 10.
The trees are used for mulch on woodland paths and flowerbeds at the garden.
Christmas tree pickup begins Monday in Fayetteville
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