White cedar (Thuja occidentalis) is a small to medium-sized tree of the Cupressaceae or cypress family. They are abundant in coniferous swamps, wet forests, and places with cooler summers. The tree is grown for ornamental… See more

Cedar is a gymnosperm that classifies it as a softwood, including the stronger and more durable eastern and western red variety. The yellow and Spanish cedar varieties, however, are dicots and are considered … See more

The northern cedar species is one of the lightest and softest woods besides balsa. White cedar has a density of 315 kg/m³, which is less than half the density of water. Its lightweight mass is due to the microscopi… See more

Cedar is a popular wood but is also confusing because of its many species and varieties. Live edge cedar slabs have a natural color variation but are always identifiable by their spicy scents. When buying ced… See more

Cedar is long-lasting and ages rather gracefully. Unfinished northern white cedar will change into silver over time. Maintain cedar-made furniture by cleaning it with detergent and water with a soft rag. Use mild bleac… See more