We have about one cubic yard of leftover cedar mulch, fresh from Natty G last week. Free to the first one who wants it, comes to our lot in East Austin between 7am and 8am on a weekday, and takes it away. We’ll help load it, but you’ll need a truck, or a car that can get really messy. We also have some pallets, perfect for constructing a compost pile or other crafty project.
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