Gardeners Warned of Fines for Improper Disposal of Plants
Gardeners in the UK are being warned of major fines for improper disposal of certain plants, especially invasive species, which can reach £5,000 or more.
If the species is invasive, you cannot just chuck it in the green bin and forget about it.
According to waste management expert Ali Lijee of Rubbish.com, improper disposal can be costly. Gardeners must recognize what can and cannot be disposed of in the green bin, as local councils publish guidelines online.
- Improper disposal of invasive species can result in fines of £5,000 or more.
- Local councils publish garden-waste guidelines online.
Gardeners are advised to take caution when tidying up their gardens for the colder months to avoid serious trouble.
Author's summary: Gardeners face fines for improper plant disposal.
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