krex1010 said:I tend to agree with locust, be nice to see the bark to be sure.
PARKBOY said:krex1010 said:I tend to agree with locust, be nice to see the bark to be sure.
Here you go.
PARKBOY said:wow I didnt know there was so many woods that is this yellow, I thought this would be an easy one.
525fury said:Hedge Apple (Osage Orange)
PARKBOY said:525fury said:Hedge Apple (Osage Orange)
That is what it is suppose to be but I know nothing about wood and wanted to see what the experts think.
smokinjay said:PARKBOY said:525fury said:Hedge Apple (Osage Orange)
That is what it is suppose to be but I know nothing about wood and wanted to see what the experts think.
Mostly just fire wood guys here..At least me. 3 woods are yellow. Mulberry locust and hedge. All three have been guessed. All tree are very good fire wood.
fortydegnorth said:Looks just like Osage Orange (Hedge Apple) to me. we get quite a bit around here and the bark looks just like that. Always very yellow almost orange when fresh cut. Were there any of the big green "apple" things around on the ground or did you buy the wood?
PARKBOY said:sm said:PARKBOY said:525fury said:Hedge Apple (Osage Orange)
That is what it is suppose to be but I know nothing about wood and wanted to see what the experts think.
Mostly just fire wood guys here..At least me. 3 woods are yellow. Mulberry locust and hedge. All three have been guessed. All tree are very good fire wood.
Thanks alot. So is it ok to assume if its yellow its good wood?
smokinjay said:PARKBOY said:sm said:PARKBOY said:525fury said:Hedge Apple (Osage Orange)
That is what it is suppose to be but I know nothing about wood and wanted to see what the experts think.
Mostly just fire wood guys here..At least me. 3 woods are yellow. Mulberry locust and hedge. All three have been guessed. All tree are very good fire wood.
Thanks alot. So is it ok to assume if its yellow its good wood?
Everything in the mid-west anyways.
CJRages said:Mulberry vs Osage Orange (Hedge): A couple thoughts about the color of the wood when fresh cut and seasoned.
Both woods are similarly colored yellow when freshly cut - one thing I have noticed is that Osage Orange will have some areas that are quite purple/pink within the split. You can see this in the first pictures posted. Once seasoned, Osage Orange wood will retain an orange color while mulberry tends to turn dark purple.
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