Triple ID

[JoPy]

Ended up with 3 beds of this mix.
As always I need your help to ID this stuff.

Thanks alot you guys.

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• JoPy
• Apr 29, 2018

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• JoPy
• Apr 29, 2018

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• JoPy
• Apr 29, 2018

 

[nrford]

not great pics to ID from, but I'm thinking I see Norway Maple(for sure), and perhaps Mulberry(not for sure)...

 

[BamaScroungr]

I think the stuff with the dark heartwood is mulberry, possibly black locust. And the other (just guessing) could be maple or bradford pear.

 

[Kevin Weis]

Thinking I see some Hackberry in there. Looks like there's some "corky wings" on the bark of one section. Kevin

 

[JoPy]

Thanks guys. Sorry that I jumped the gun and didn't include split pics.

The yellow wood is mustard yellow inside.
Nothing exciting about the dark wood.

I didn't start splitting the bucks with the red stain in the very center yet.

 

[Eureka]

The thin-barked rounds with the red center are most likely boxelder

 

[JoPy]

Here's the splits from the rounds with the red center.



And here's another addition I'm curious about.



Thanks fellas.

Jon

 

[Woody5506]

That yellow wood is Mulberry. Also seeing Norway Maple, and the darker stuff I'm not too sure about.

 

[JoPy]

Very nice, thanks Woody.

 

[peakbagger]

The last one is birch

 

[Eureka]

Splits with reddish center aren’t boxelder it looks like Norway maple. Yellow one looks like mulberry. The gray smoother barked one looks like a birch and I just don’t know about the dark centered one.

 

[AmbDrvr253]

Last pic looks like cherry to me instead of birch. Have alot of it in PA like that. Nice firewood if it is. Difficult to split sometimes. Around here we call it sweet cherry.

 

[Tar12]

Last pic is not any variety of cherry that I have ever seen.

 

[firefighterjake]

Last picture appears to either be gray or white birch . . . although the split standing up looks a bit like cherry to my eye.

 

[Woody5506]

Last pic looks like cherry to me, I have a big one in my yard almost identical to that bark I can send a pic of later. Not positive what kind though I've heard it be referred to as white cherry.

 

[spudman99]

Any chance they are popular? Just cut a large branch of my neighbors. Thinner ends (5" rounds) had red center, larger ones were yellow.

 

[Woody5506]

Here's the cherry in my yard that to me looks very similar to the last ID pic, along with some splits from that same type I took down last spring.

 

[JoPy]

Thanks Woody,

Very similar, I will call that a match anyday.

Im still stuck on the ID for the dark wood its got everyone stumped!