bindian
Super Member
The only time I have seen cedar posts upside down is when my Uncle dug up a fence, after 40 years, then turned the posts over and put them back into the ground. The old "ground" end looked like it had been turned down, but the heart was still good.
When you see a post that is 12 inches at one end, and 6 at the other end, it just looks too odd to put the small end in the ground. The bigger end gives more support mass in the ground also.
hugs, Brandi
When you see a post that is 12 inches at one end, and 6 at the other end, it just looks too odd to put the small end in the ground. The bigger end gives more support mass in the ground also.
hugs, Brandi