Western red cedar—clear and knotty mixed—yields rustic warmth contrasting beautifully with green foliage and bright blooms. Lightweight, pest/rot resistant, durable. Sanded for finish or left natural (ages to silver-gray).
Harvested from managed forests (controlled cutting, reforestation). Knotty inclusion lowers cost while adding character. Benefits: beauty, portability, longevity, eco-sourcing.
Cedar furniture elevates the backyard naturally.
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