Black ash and yellow birch. These went through a processor so the bark is kind of messed up on the black ash. [ATTACH]
I'd love to if I could find one and if my brother (who now owns the home place) takes care of it. To find something that would survive Zone 5...
Brother finally took a couple pictures of the lone pecan tree at the farm. It's probably close to 20 years old and since it's buddy didn't...
The first botanical listed, Balsam Poplar, is my go-to in salve form. Analagesic, antimicrobal, and anti-inflamitory so it's good for sore...
Little brother forgot to take a picture so it'll be sometime next week. That's if I remind him. He says there's only one left, looks good.
Many years ago my dad wanted to try growing pecans after being down on the Gulf. I found a nursery with a hardy pecan variety, supposed to be...
This is the one I was referring to.
[ATTACH] I'll jump into this. In the last week I've acquired, left to right, red oak, soft mail, hop hornbeam, white ash, yellow birch, popple....
I've never seen that bark on a poplar, it really looks like basswood. The center though, nope, it should be pure white if it's fresh. I'll posts...
'Warm is never ugly'. A rarely spoken truth...
It's great kindling being so light and airy. Hard to say where I'll find it out there, know the loggers cut the biggest ones. Maybe the new...
I've been cleaning up after the loggers and one of the species they cut was basswood. Next time I get to the woods (I'm hoping tomorrow afternoon...
That's on the agenda. Might have to take the saw out to the woods and find an oak butt cut from the loggers. He likes to do manual work...
Especially at his age and level of knowledge about splitting. He just shows up sometimes with fridge cleanings from their house so I didn't know...
Well, his form isn't impressive but that'll come, his enthusiam was. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
You've become a wood magnet... Lots of work but no worries about where your heat will be in the future.
Was the restaurant west of Point called Sadie and Jerry's? Ate there mutiple times when I lived in central WI. You're Up North when you cross...
Here's the pile he can choose from for his first attempts. The top smaller pieces are limb wood from the tree in my yard, the lower stuff is from...
Depends on where you're at... I think you mentioned going past the Spread Eagle Garden Center. The Isocore is here, grandson picked it up...
