Also called: lawn turf, sod, sods, turves, grass turf, rolled turf
Depends where you live
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Paid home collection
Collected from home if you subscribe to your council's garden waste bin service.
Garden waste bins are an optional, usually paid-for subscription; otherwise take it to the tip or compost at home.
Also: Recycling centre
England-wide guidance, checked 26 Sep 2026. View the source
Paid home collection
Collected from home if you subscribe to your council's garden waste bin service.
Garden waste bins usually need a paid yearly permit; otherwise take it to a recycling centre or compost at home.
Also: Recycling centre
Scotland-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Paid home collection
Collected from home if you subscribe to your council's garden waste bin service.
Check your council: many Welsh councils charge for garden waste collections; otherwise take it to the tip or compost at home.
Also: Recycling centre
Wales-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your garden waste bin.
Put garden waste loose in your brown bin with your food waste; if you only have a food caddy, take it to a recycling centre.
Also: Recycling centre
Northern Ireland-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Paid home collection
Collected from home if you subscribe to your council's garden waste bin service.
Garden waste bins are an optional, usually paid-for subscription; otherwise take it to the tip or compost at home.
Also: Recycling centre
England-wide guidance, checked 26 Sep 2026. View the source
Paid home collection
Collected from home if you subscribe to your council's garden waste bin service.
Garden waste bins usually need a paid yearly permit; otherwise take it to a recycling centre or compost at home.
Also: Recycling centre
Scotland-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Paid home collection
Collected from home if you subscribe to your council's garden waste bin service.
Check your council: many Welsh councils charge for garden waste collections; otherwise take it to the tip or compost at home.
Also: Recycling centre
Wales-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Recycle at home
Yes. Put it in your garden waste bin.
Put garden waste loose in your brown bin with your food waste; if you only have a food caddy, take it to a recycling centre.
Also: Recycling centre
Northern Ireland-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
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