Recycling Made Easy

Because helping the planet shouldn’t be complicated.

Recycling in Winter Garden just got easier. With Plant Street Recycling, you get a simple, affordable curbside service designed for busy households who care about their community and the planet. For just $25 a month, we pick up paper, plastic, cardboard, aluminum, and glass—right from your curb. No sorting. No driving to drop-off sites. Just a bin, a schedule, and a cleaner neighborhood.

Whether you’re looking to reduce waste, teach your kids about sustainability, or make a positive impact in your community, Plant Street Recycling is here to help. We’re proud to offer a locally run solution that’s convenient, reliable, and built around Winter Garden’s unique needs. Ready to recycle smarter? Let’s get started.

Winter Garden

Recycling Service
$ 25
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/Month
  • Weekly Curbside Pickup
  • No Sorting Required
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Recycling That Fits Your Budget

Because helping the planet shouldn’t be complicated.

Plant Street Recycling brings reliable, curbside recycling straight to your home—no hidden fees, no confusing rules, just simple service that works. For a flat rate of $25/month, we provide you with a durable 14-gallon bin and pick up your recyclables every week. We accept all the everyday materials you’re already using—paper, cardboard, plastic containers, glass bottles and jars, and aluminum cans—making it easy to keep your household waste out of the landfill. Whether you’re a longtime resident or new to Winter Garden, this is a hassle-free, cost-effective way to reduce waste, promote sustainability, and protect the environment—without ever leaving your driveway. It’s curbside convenience with a community impact.

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Annual Trash Footprint

The average family creates a 10' moving van of trash annually

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*Estimated annual volume by material type (weight in lbs). Source: EPA

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