Free woodchip disposal in Bristol?

[nick O]

hey chaps,

 

I just moved shop to Bristol and am wondering if anyone knows of anywhere I can drop woodchip for free?

 

help appreciated,

Nick

[Steve Bullman]

Few sites near you on here 

 

https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling/nearby-tipsites/?nearby=20&lat=51.454513&lon=-2.5879099999999653&category=0&country=0&state=0&specialization=

[joshuatree]

Gristwoods yard will always take it too. You have to have a waste Carriers licence tho.

Fountains timber take it too. But they're out on the a370 

[nick O]

Brilliant, thanks guys

[kunwal]

Hi Nick,

 

I am a gardener, alongside several others who are looking for woodchips to be supplied to our allotment at Snowdon allotments, Bristol. Would you be interested in delivering to us? 

 

Many Thanks

 

kunwal

[Rob_the_Sparky]

9 hours ago, kunwal said:

Hi Nick,

 

I am a gardener, alongside several others who are looking for woodchips to be supplied to our allotment at Snowdon allotments, Bristol. Would you be interested in delivering to us? 

 

Many Thanks

 

kunwal

Add your self to the tip site list that Steve provided a link for.  It is there just for that purpose...

[JoB]

Hi Nick,

 

A bit late to your post but thought it’s worth a shot! I’ve got a plot at a large allotment site in St George, East Bristol. We are always in need of woodchip and as I live locally would be able to open gate with a bit of notice. 
 

Do get in touch if you’re interested, Jo

 

Edited July 21, 2020 by JoB

[Steve Bullman]

16 minutes ago, JoB said:

Hi Nick,

 

A bit late to your post but thought it’s worth a shot! I’ve got a plot at a large allotment site in St George, East Bristol. We are always in need of woodchip and as I live locally would be able to open gate with a bit of notice. 
 

Do get in touch if you’re interested, Jo

 

Add yourself to the tip site directory JoB

 

https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling

[JoB]

Thanks Steve, was just getting a photo this evening to add to the post. One question- what is the difference between ‘woodchip with limitations’ and clean woodchip? 
Jo.

[Steve Bullman]

Thats for the benefit of people who might want to use it with livestock for example and want to avoid specific species such as Yew which can be poisonous. If theres anything you want to avoid you will choose this option then list what you won't accept in the description area......Just remember the fussier you are the less likely you will be picked, specially if there are other tip sites nearby.