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<blockquote data-quote="mack" data-source="post: 467884" data-attributes="member: 7386"><p>Joe, I know the posts you are talking about. The same farm supply store you have in Cynthiana has a store in Russellville KY and I bought some there about 3 years ago. They are holding up great! That Canadian white cedar is different from what we think of here in KY as the white part that rots off of the posts on our red cedar. Supposedly the Canad cedar grows slower and has rings close together and makes them more resistant to water and have natural insect resistance. It's the same wood you used to see around houses for picket "weathered" gray fences. It should last as long as red cedar.</p><p></p><p>Did you see them at the Miles store?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mack, post: 467884, member: 7386"] Joe, I know the posts you are talking about. The same farm supply store you have in Cynthiana has a store in Russellville KY and I bought some there about 3 years ago. They are holding up great! That Canadian white cedar is different from what we think of here in KY as the white part that rots off of the posts on our red cedar. Supposedly the Canad cedar grows slower and has rings close together and makes them more resistant to water and have natural insect resistance. It's the same wood you used to see around houses for picket "weathered" gray fences. It should last as long as red cedar. Did you see them at the Miles store? [/QUOTE]
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