Aromatic Cedar Aromatic Red Cedar boards tend to be knotty and narrow because this is a very slow-growing species, and most trees harvested tend to be fairly small in diameter. The wood is soft with a fine, even texture.

Eastern red cedar lumber is a popular choice for those seeking high-quality aromatic cedar boards. The wood is known for its beautiful coloring and unique aroma, making it ideal for use in a variety of woodworking projects.

Update your closet, bedroom, basement or pantry using this Aromatic Eastern Red Cedar Planking. Ensures good quality and durability.

Sep 3, 2014 · Aromatic Cedar is actually Juniperus Virginiana, however, it’s commonly referred to as Red Cedar. Other names can be just as misleading: Eastern Red Cedar, Virginia Pencil Cedar and Red Juniper. Interestingly enough the two trees don’t look all that much alike.

Aromatic Cedar Dimensional Lumber is stocked in a range of widths & lengths for project on your table. We also do custom sizes!

Aromatic Cedar is an aesthetically pleasing hardwood plywood with all the protective properties of cedar’s fragrance. This panel provides an all natural defense against insects and mildew for use in closets, storage and laundry areas, garage and basements, pantries, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, chests and drawer liners.

Live-edge slabs for: desk tops, conference tables, coffee tables, bar tops, gathering tables, dining room tables, kitchen islands, nightstands, wall art, and other fine furniture. The fine-grained, soft, pinkish to brownish-red heartwood is fragrant, lightweight, and durable.

Why Choose Aromatic Cedar? Aromatic Red Cedar boards tend to be knotty and narrow because this is a very slow-growing species, and most trees harvested tend to be fairly small in diameter. The wood is soft with a fine, even texture.

Mar 4, 2025 · Aromatic Cedar . Aromatic eastern red cedar (Juniperus virginiana) has been the traditional choice for blanket chests and closet linings for generations because of its purported moth-repellant properties and fresh smell. Is it a miracle wood or too good to be true?