For those who have compost bins or whatever method, be careful of putting lawn

[shraby]

cuttings from your lawn or other peoples lawns who contribute to the compost. Make sure it doesn't have chemicals in it that were used for the weeds, i.e. dandelions, etc.
We don't allow any other's lawn cuttings into ours. We don't want to spread those poisons on our garden.

[hunter]

1. I compost most everything but there's no way I'd trust clippings from some of my neighbors.

We don't have a lawn anymore, we took out our front lawn many years ago, replacing it with drought resistant plants. When the drought here in California got worse we let our back lawn go too. I never did compost the clippings, instead I used an electric mower with a "composting" blade which finely chopped the cuttings and left them in place.

[mopinko]

2. ^^this

leave em on the lawn.

i get clippings from neighbors sometimes, but i feed them to the chickens.

[Lochloosa]

3. I know my neighbors use pesticides, so only clippings from my yard go in the compost.

I will use browns, leaves etc. that are racked.

[Viva_La_Revolution]

4. organic in, organic out, i always say

Store produce trimmings go into the city compost bin to be taken to a facility with high temp composting.
Organic or stuff we grow ourselves goes into our backyard pile.

[kentauros]

5. If I ever have a place with a lawn,

I'm going to cultivate dandelions. Because of their medicinal properties, and the baby leaves are good in salads

And I suspect my neighbors will hate me

[shraby]

6. I call dandelions the children's flower. It's one they can pick a handful for Mom and not get

scolded.