DENVER (KDVR) -- The Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure has opened drop-off sites for residents to bring their fallen leaves and old pumpkins for composting. The annual LeafDrop program takes leaves and pumpkins and converts it all into compost that is redistributed to residents for gardening in the spring. Expert tips on preparing gardens, lawns for winter in Colorado DOTI asks participants to avoid allowing branches or other materials into leaf bags. The department also encourages participants to use compostable paper bags, as long as they are not tied with twine or stapled. There are several drop-off sites in Denver this year for both weekends and
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