crimpson firewood

gripson firewood is it any good
for fireplace and wood stove

 

Gripson... crimpson... I'm going to go out on a limb and guess you're talking about Crimson Maple? If that's the case then you're asking about a cultivar of Norway maple and yes it's decent. Better than red maple but not as many BTU's as sugar maple.

 

I really like Norway Maple. It dries nearly as fast as soft maple, usually splits super easily, and gets you most of the way to sugar maple heat. It’s the closest thing to an Ash replacement I’ll likely see in my area in my lifetime.

 

I agree.

 

yes grimpson maple

 

Ok grimpson maple is good stuff

 

I agree

 

My search for Grimpson Maple turns up nothing. Maybe y'all can clue me in a little.

 

You’ll just have to use your imagination here because the name of it is pretty fluid apparently.

 

Y'all getting punked I do believe...

 

and more

 

Now isn't that the pot calling the kettle black!!!

 

You taught me well my friend!