Using Cedar Log For A Planter

Neighbor cut large cedar tree and I was thinking of digging out a log and using for a succulent planter. Do you have advice about that? There is a significant amount of sap. Is that a problem? Thank you.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 03/31/2021 @ 7:09 pm

This article tells you how to make your planter from a log. Cedar is recommended as the wood of choice so you're way ahead. I've read that pressure washing removes the sticky sap.

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