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Have to point out that those cedar posts only needed to last 30 years. I hope you can put them to good use! When I was a GC I built several homes with permanent Wood Foundations. Back then we had CCA treated lumber and called it .80 (versus the standard .40), while nowadays it would be UC4-C.
During good seed years, heavy cones crops can be mistaken for browning foliage. Cedar is one of the few trees that can reproduce by layering. Mature cedar usually grows to 40 or 50 in HEIGHT with DIAMETERS up to 2 or 3 feet. On wet, POOR SITES, cedar will not get much taller than 25 feet and diameters will rarely exceed 5 or 6 inches. The development is often best on UPLAND SITES, especially on the limestone soils along Lake Michigan. Cedar can live to be several hundred years old, one of our longest-lived U.P. tree species. The wood is rot-resistant and, as a result, has commonly been used for fence posts, corduroy roads, and saunas. Cedar log homes are becoming increasingly popular.