If I use cedar trees that I cut myself, is there anything I need to do to them before I can use them as posts for my fence? Also, how long will they last before they rot away?

For that reason, cedar is often not the best choice for fence posts or areas where water pools regularly. If you're on a ...

Fence lines attract the birds and red cedar trees become the new wild "hedge." The Eastern Red Cedar Tree Range . ... decay resistant wood used to panel closets and split for fence posts.

The tree is a long-established source of fence posts, flooring, siding, and outdoor furniture. And because of their durability, cedar logs were once prized for cabin construction.

In order to make fence posts in the summer, I needed to chop down some cedar trees this winter. I was having trouble with the chainsaw, so I ended up doing this one by hand.

Tree Hunter TJ Watt found the cedar in British Columbia standing 151 feet tall and about 17 feet in diameter.

SEATTLE — The Snoqualmie Tribe is making demands of the city of Seattle to preserve a red cedar tree in Seattle's Wedgwood neighborhood. The tribe told KOMO News it first heard about the permit ...

Fence posts: Trunks from 6”-9” wide make excellent fence posts. We cut these 10’ long and sink them in a 2’-3’ hole dug by our tractor-auger, connecting them with welded-wire paneling or ...

The North Myrtle Beach Tree City Board has presented its Tree of the Month Award for September to Horace and Cecelia Campbell for an Eastern Red Cedar tree located on property they own at 312 23rd ...

Usually growing as a large shrub or small tree, ... Red cedar's aromatic wood resists decay and insects (particularly moths), a quality that makes it ideal for cedar chests, fence posts and poles.

KAUFMAN CO., Texas (KLTV) - An east Texas community is recovering from an E-2 tornado that leveled at least 5 homes. "We've done a lot of clean up already, this was all trees through here." Barbara ...