Called the Cedar Rocket, the log car is the creation of Bryan Reid ... let me address what everyone is wondering: No, those large red-and-silver turbines flanking the car's rear do not power ...

Griffon salvages a large piece of wood and gets to work ... This is an Eastern Red Cedar log. I found it in East Texas from a guy I met on Facebook. When he salvaged it, he found this giant ...

Red cedar did just that ... to make feathers to start fires with cedar and the tuck tuck tuck of a big log being carved with a hand adze,” Martin says. But she’s wary of the focus on cedars ...

This didn’t happen to the ancient Eastern red cedar log, however, because it was buried ... is whether scientists can recreate the right conditions on a large scale “People tend to think, ...

The dense but attractive foliage growth makes eastern redcedar a favorite for windbreaks, screens, and wildlife-cover for large yards and landscapes. Red cedar's high salt-tolerance makes it ideal ...

where a large Western red cedar stands. Tree Action Seattle, an urban forestry advocacy group, hosted a neighborhood gathering to preserve the tree nicknamed Astra at 3003 Northeast 88th St ...

There is no magic product; all things require maintenance. If you want a truly natural look, you have two choices: white- or red-cedar shingles. White cedar patinas to a uniform silver color ...

SEATTLE — A massive western red cedar tree in Seattle's Wedgwood neighborhood scheduled for removal will stay put, at least for now. On Friday morning, a person climbed up into the tree in ...

"When the excavator pulled a log out of the ground and threw it over to us, the three ecologists that I had invited from McGill University immediately identified it as Eastern red cedar," Zeng ...

It is native to western North America. It is commonly called the western redcedar, western red cedar, or the Pacific redcedar. Thuja plicata is a large, to very large tree, ranging up to 45 to 70 ...

I was in Coffee County deep in southeast Georgia the other day and decided to pay a visit to a national champion — a grand Eastern red cedar tree growing in a rural cemetery in the county.