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Ash?

Post in 'The Wood Shed' started by Flatbedford, Nov 26, 2012.

  1. Flatbedford Minister of Fire

    Just don't tell Mrs. Flatbeford.
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  2. Doing The Dixie Eyed Hustle Minister of Fire

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    Ridge, LI, NY

    Dials 1- 800 pst- Bonnie :p

    Nice score, Steve !
  3. tcassavaugh Minister of Fire

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    ......::P........ not even going to go there......;lol

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  4. husky345 vermont resolute New Member

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  5. gzecc Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 24, 2008
    2,843 posts
    NNJ
    I vote for ash also. The older they are and the more they have to compete, the deeper and thicker their bark gets.
    If I wasn't sure, I would cut some before wasting my time on it, if it was poplar.
  6. richg Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 20, 2005
    777 posts
    Cut it open and see what's inside. If it's ash, it will likely have a uniform color through the round. If it is the dreaded tulip poplar, there will be a core of yellowish/baby-puke green. Tulip poplar is evil I tell ya! It lies to you....it looks like ash, but it's not. Also, check and see what the leaves are. Poplars will still retain a bud-looking leaf through the winter but an ash will drop all of its leaves. Ash is great wood....splits easily, seasons quickly and good (but not great) heat output.

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