Seasonal & Holidays
How To Dispose Of Live Christmas Trees In Fort Worth
They added warmth and vitality to your home during the holiday season, and now you can give your Christmas tree a second life.
Posted Dec. 26, 2019
They added warmth and vitality to your home during the holiday season, and now you can give your Christmas tree a second life.
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Live Christmas trees can be disposed of as part of Fort Worth’s normal weekly yard waste pickup. Trees must be less than eight feet long; cut trees in two pieces if necessary. Be sure to take all your decorations, lights and tree stands off of the tree before you place it on the curb. Do not put the tree in a plastic bag. Flocked trees are accepted; artificial trees should be disposed of in the brown garbage cart.
Residents can also take live trees to any of the city’s four drop-off stations:
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- 2400 Brennan Ave. (closed through Jan. 13 for renovations).
- 5150 Martin Luther King Freeway.
- 6260 Old Hemphill Road.
- 301 Hillshire Drive.
Note: Drop-off stations will be closed on New Year’s Day.
Remove all lights, decorations and tree stands before taking the tree to a drop-off station.
This press release was produced by the City of Fort Worth. The views expressed here are the author’s own.