Ralph Gilbert
Leafing Out
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Two days before I had noticed a big rabbit hole in my kitchen garden, then I knew what was happening to my carrots. After the carrots had started growing, it was disappearing as the days went by, but I couldn't find the source. I somehow had to get rid of them. The garden had already become so unproductive, and there was an abundant waste in the garden. I had to restore my garden to the former state and henceforth I have been committed in that for the past few days. Now it's almost finished, and I have an enormous pile of waste in my backyard. Most of them are recyclable wastes, and few are plastics waste. Somehow they have found their way there. I have stored some of the wastes for making compost, the rest I thought of dumping in a pit in the backyard. But then I thought of sending all those to a recycling facility, except the recycling facility is miles away from here. Usually, I give away all the waste to the municipality collection centers. However, it will take a lot of time until they come anew. My husband has urged me to take help from disposal services in Toronto. Before taking their help just wanted to know if it would cost us a big amount. Is the price based on the quantity of waste? What do you guys do with your waste from the garden?
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