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Which woods have the sweetest smell when burning ?

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Rich L, Mar 21, 2021.

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  1. Farmchuck

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    Ahhhhhh. Gotcha thanks!:)
     
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    I’ve never burned any in the stove yet, but the apricot tree I cut up to use for smoking is the best smelling wood I’ve came across. I think a few chunks made it into the stacks of firewood before I realized how great it is for cooking.
    Pines and cedar (juniper) smell really good too!
     
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    I've got a t-shirt with the atf line on it.
     
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    I'd like to have that tee shirt.The only thing I would change would be Native American instead of American Indian.I don't to want offend my Wampanoag fishing buddies.
     
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    There's so many varieties of Aspen and poplar.

    Aspen - Wikipedia

    Populus tremuloides, the Quaking Aspen, what you'll find out West, is actually one of the same aspens that we have and what they have out on the North East as well. The Quaking Aspen is the most plentiful Aspen/ poplar in Wisconsin. Here is it's range
    Populus_tremuloides_range_map_2.png
     
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