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     Hi Terrill,
     
     I didn't see any replies to your question, and I'm curious. I suppose 
     you could use cedar shavings as mulch in your garden - I don't know of 
     any deleterious effects, other than being a hardwood might take a long 
     time to break down.
     
     But my big curiousity is that you couldn't find a better use for cedar 
     shavings?  They smell so good, I think I would put them all around and 
     inside my house...  :)  I should think they might be expensive to buy!
     
     Shawn
     swestaway@coh.org


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Author:  "Will and Terrill Browne" <wtbrowne@esn.net> at internet
Date:    3/21/99 12:49 PM


Square Foot Gardening List - http://www.flinet.com/~gallus/sqft.html
     
     
     
  Hi everyone. I am new to this list, but have been reading it for about =
a week. I was wondering if Cedar shavings work well as mulch? I was = 
thinking that with cedar's pest repellent properties it might do double = 
duty in my garden. Any thoughts?  I live in Eastern N. Carolina, (zone = 
8). Thanks. Terrill
     
     
     
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