I have been reading on here about Hedge wood and how it's some good stuff. I'm curious what it actually is, and it's not the easiest one to find on google.
I passed a guy trimming (actually he was like totally butchering/trimming) a big pile of branches and stuff from his yard trees, and he let me throw it all in the truck. I knew what some of it was, but some was off of trees I still can't identify. The trimming was in the summer and the trees looked almost like a fruit type or ornamental tree in shape. (They have been butchered many times before though so they have that odd knobby look). The wood is very heavy, dense, and dark orange in color. It is not a moist wood, and seems almost dry already though I am going to let it season till next year. The bark is super rough on these branches, not craggy, just kind of rough textured like hemp rope is, scratchy-like. The branches were not more than 5 or 6 inches in diameter. I have tried to watch the tree to see what it looks like when it grows back but heck if I can tell. Could that be hedge?
I passed a guy trimming (actually he was like totally butchering/trimming) a big pile of branches and stuff from his yard trees, and he let me throw it all in the truck. I knew what some of it was, but some was off of trees I still can't identify. The trimming was in the summer and the trees looked almost like a fruit type or ornamental tree in shape. (They have been butchered many times before though so they have that odd knobby look). The wood is very heavy, dense, and dark orange in color. It is not a moist wood, and seems almost dry already though I am going to let it season till next year. The bark is super rough on these branches, not craggy, just kind of rough textured like hemp rope is, scratchy-like. The branches were not more than 5 or 6 inches in diameter. I have tried to watch the tree to see what it looks like when it grows back but heck if I can tell. Could that be hedge?