I picked up some of this for free. I think it's Poplar. Should be ok for shoulder season or campfires.What is this? Poplar?
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I picked up some of this for free. I think it's Poplar. Should be ok for shoulder season or campfires.
JoeyD
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CenterTree
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I think the one is already "pre-charred" for ya.
Hard to tell without bark...yellow suggests Blk Locust,,,but who knows. Burn it.
Hard to tell without bark...yellow suggests Blk Locust,,,but who knows. Burn it.
Woody Stover
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Looks like Red Mulberry. A better pic of some bark might confirm it. Good stuff but if you get in there and stir up some half-burnt splits, be prepared for a shower of sparks and the smell of burning hair. 
Paulywalnut
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USMC80
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I was doubting myself and checking. On the wood database there is a means of comparison.
Black locust glows under a black light. Red Mulbery does not. It was a cool video demonstration.
I cant do links from my cellphone.
Black locust glows under a black light. Red Mulbery does not. It was a cool video demonstration.
I cant do links from my cellphone.
Cluttermagnet
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It looks that way because the outside is wet. I threw a piece in the fire with some dry wood and it threw a lot of violent sparks. Lots of popping. Thats why I thought it was poplar.
Mulberry that someone rescued from the fire....looks like it has a head start on burning
It looks that way because the outside is wet. I threw a piece in the fire with some dry wood and it threw a lot of violent sparks. Lots of popping. Thats why I thought it was poplar.
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