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🚫Non-toxic garden fence and gate You might think it’s okay to use pressure treated wood to build your garden boxes or fencing… …BUT… …pressure treated wood is filled with toxic chemicals… …that leech into your soil and end up in your fruits and veggies 🤢 So what’s the alternative?  ✅ Cedar - it’s the most resilient wood for outdoor use.  Here’s what you should know about cedar… 1. Naturally Rot-Resistant Cedar contains natural oils and compounds like thujaplicins that resist decay and fungi, making it ideal for outdoor use without chemical treatment. 2. Insect-Repellent The same oils that resist rot also deter many insects, including termites, which adds to its longevity in garden beds and structures. 3. Weather Resistant Cedar holds up well in various climates. It can withstand rain, sun, and wind without warping or splitting easily. 4. Safe for Plants Unlike pressure-treated wood, untreated cedar is safe for raised beds and planters where you grow herbs, vegetables, and flowers. 5. Low Maintenance Cedar requires little upkeep. While it grays over time due to UV exposure, many gardeners like the silver patina. If desired, it can be oiled or stained to maintain its original color. For this project I used boiled Linseed oil 6. Lightweight and Easy to Work With Compared to hardwoods, cedar is relatively light and easy to cut, drill, and nail, making it great for DIY garden projects. 7. Aromatic Fresh cedar has a pleasant, distinctive smell that fades over time but adds a natural touch to garden spaces. 8. Cost Considerations Cedar is more expensive than pine or spruce, but its longevity and low maintenance often make it cost-effective in the long run. 9. Sustainable Option Western Red Cedar and Eastern White Cedar are often harvested from sustainably managed forests, making them eco-friendly choices. If you’re in the Reading area and want to buy cedar wood, visit 👉 @lezzerlumber in Mohnton 👍 And if you want to build something with cedar, like planter boxes, fencing or even a deck, give us a call ☎️ 484-685-3535
🚫Non-toxic garden fence and gate You might think it’s okay to use pressure treated wood to build your garden boxes or fencing… …BUT… …pressure treated wood is filled with toxic chemicals… …that leech into your soil and end up in your fruits and veggies 🤢 So what’s the alternative? ✅ Cedar - it’s the most resilient wood for outdoor use. Here’s what you should know about cedar… 1. Naturally Rot-Resistant Cedar contains natural oils and compounds like thujaplicins that resist decay and fungi, making it ideal for outdoor use without chemical treatment. 2. Insect-Repellent The same oils that resist rot also deter many insects, including termites, which adds to its longevity in garden beds and structures. 3. Weather Resistant Cedar holds up well in various climates. It can withstand rain, sun, and wind without warping or splitting easily. 4. Safe for Plants Unlike pressure-treated wood, untreated cedar is safe for raised beds and planters where you grow herbs, vegetables, and flowers. 5. Low Maintenance Cedar requires little upkeep. While it grays over time due to UV exposure, many gardeners like the silver patina. If desired, it can be oiled or stained to maintain its original color. For this project I used boiled Linseed oil 6. Lightweight and Easy to Work With Compared to hardwoods, cedar is relatively light and easy to cut, drill, and nail, making it great for DIY garden projects. 7. Aromatic Fresh cedar has a pleasant, distinctive smell that fades over time but adds a natural touch to garden spaces. 8. Cost Considerations Cedar is more expensive than pine or spruce, but its longevity and low maintenance often make it cost-effective in the long run. 9. Sustainable Option Western Red Cedar and Eastern White Cedar are often harvested from sustainably managed forests, making them eco-friendly choices. If you’re in the Reading area and want to buy cedar wood, visit 👉 @lezzerlumber in Mohnton 👍 And if you want to build something with cedar, like planter boxes, fencing or even a deck, give us a call ☎️ 484-685-3535

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