When mice and other rodents are exposed to cedar mulch, chips, or shavings, the toxic phenols are absorbed through the respiratory tract and enter the blood system, fatally damaging the liver.

anecdotal evidence suggests that you can line your garden bed with the shavings directly much like you would do with a bag of ...

Dear Kathleen: A simple solution is to purchase cedar shavings from a lumberyard that ... Dear Heloise: When you put a new chip in your digital camera, take the first photo of an envelope with ...

M.B.: Yes, cedar chips that are several years old can safely be mixed into topsoil or added to compost and will soon decompose and help your new plants grow. I hate to waste any type of organic ...

Lots of people use cedar chips for mulch. That includes Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture, but the college in Curtis also heats its buildings with cedar chips. It saves money for Nebraska ...