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Raised beds, Cedar or untreated
I'm looking at wood for some raised beds.
Cedar 2x8's are 3x the cost untreated 2x8's. So, I'm wondering, how long might untreated lumber last when it's used in raised beds? In direct contact with the soil/elements. 2 years? 3 years? 10 years? (I'm assuming ACQ, non arsenic treated lumber is still considered a no- no)? thanks |
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