I found some more logs Any ideas on what type of tree?

I scavenged some more logs. Any idea on what type of trees these are? I was guessing the second tree is some sort of cherry. I was splitting it by hand and this second tree was much tougher to split. The first tree split like butter compared to the second. I was hoping to find out what type of trees these were and how long you suggest to let them season (2 years ?or can I get away with just 1year) year I

 

First one is probably boxelder. The second one...

 

First one may be Mulberry? Second looks like Maple to me.

 

The first isn't Boxelder it sometimes has a red heartwood streak, I just got some, Although I have seen that wood before.. The second looks like Cherry, I just split a whole tree of it today.

 

Mulberry sounds right. Was expecting more orange bark.

 

I'd say mulberry for the first, but the second is a little more tricky.

 

Does that second one smell like aromatic wood? I’ve got some wood the bark looks a lot like that but gonna wait on a reply here first.

 

I'm thinking sassafras. Possibly.

 

I was thinking some Scot Pine but that heartwood color is all wrong for that.

 

First mulberry, second apple.

 

I concur!!!

 

First is mulberry, second could be honey locust.

Edit: in second look, apple is probably likely - bark is not right for honey locust.

 

First is mulberry, second is silver maple

Mulberry needs 2 years, silver maple only needs one.

 

Upon closer inspection, #2 does look like Apple, good eye Midwinter .

 

#2 is Apple, I have quite a bit of it and I think it's great, the longer it dries the better it is, and it is heavy.

 

Very aromatic and tough to split

 

I appreciate all the help on this one

 

That was one heck of an apple tree. Good heat there for sure. We burn apple on Christmas morning in the owb, crank the thermostat, and open a window. The aroma hours nicely with Mrs Papi's hone made cinnamon rolls.