Wood ID please, Owner said Ash?
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AmbDrvr253
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Clyde S. Dale
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The only picture that says ash to me is 1c. I also have not seen an ash tree or log in 3-4 years so will defer to others.
Firefighter938
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StihlKicking
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It is not hard to split (I have 22 Ton splitter) some of them a little stringy. He just drop it, but I think It is not healthy.
Pennsyltucky Chris
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+1 on ash. I see you are in PA. The emerald ash borer has taken out a ton of ash around here. You might see some small D shaped holes in the wood.
Dang bug is starting to kill a lot in s.e. wi. Trees aren't starting to tip over yet. Shame
StihlKicking
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Rebelduckman
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heavy hammer
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Nice been able to get ahold of a lot of ash because of all the trees dying. All the ash trees on our road and a couple streets over are all dead. They have been removing here and there and a lot of the tree landscaper guys been just giving the wood away. I'm not complaining.
heavy hammer
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Nice been able to get ahold of a lot of ash because of all the trees dying. All the ash trees on our road and a couple streets over are all dead. They have been removing here and there and a lot of the tree landscaper guys been just giving the wood away. I'm not complaining.
heavy hammer
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I know some areas around me are removing all of them even ones not affected yet just staying ahead of the problem I guess.
CenterTree
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With that line of thinking I am glad they are not dentists.
Tulip Poplar in the Mid-Atlantic region tends to have a green ring towards the center of the round. Not all rounds will have it, but most will. On top of that, Poplar tends to stay pretty light, even after seasoning a while. The Ash in your picture is more of a redish color.
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