:BrianK: Well... as all things go, it went. I won't use a saw or splitter until mid September, too hot!
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Try this and see what you think: http://dendro.cnre.vt.edu/dendrology/factsheets.cfm Just type in the common name and hit go. I use it all the time.
Hack leaves aren't as shiny like those in the picture and they show more veins. [ATTACH] Hackberry leaves.
Black gum x2
Generally, whatever critter has invaded the rounds will depart after the rounds have been split, stacked and begin to dry.
My neighbor had 6 trees taken down this morning. Five were red elm and one was ash. A little climbing was involved so I snapped a couple pictures....
Welcome to the land of the woodenheads ABOrman! You gonna love it here. There lots of great folks here who are eager to share their knowledge and...
Exactly the same machine. It's made by Techomic for Oregon. Not sure of the spelling of the parent company.
I have a Super Jolly and I love it. It's easy, fast and accurate. I used a Timberline sharpener for years but after the Super Jolly I'll never...
:BrianK:Get all that you can, it's great stuff. The longer you can season it the better it will be.
Please pass the mind bleach. :rofl: :lol:
Mid October most likely. I have started as early as the third week of September and as late as the second week in November.
Chinese Chestnut? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Blue ash is the only living ash I have on my place. EAB, for what ever the reason, either they save blue ash for last or don't touch it at all....
If it's blue ash, it's nothing like the blue ash here in northern Kentucky. The bark in your picture is much darker and, well, just different....
Blue ash
Narrow leaf ash?
Some sort of conifer... :popcorn:
