lukem said:I build 100% hedge fires a lot. I see no reason to mix it, for safety reasons anyway. A full load of hedge gives me 16 hours of burn time in the old school BKK.
mayhem said:What the heck is hedge wood? I've heard it before, but when I think of hedges I think maybe some arborvitae, or yews, mainly softwoods. Never anything substantial in there though...its all small bushes.
blujacket said:mayhem said:What the heck is hedge wood? I've heard it before, but when I think of hedges I think maybe some arborvitae, or yews, mainly softwoods. Never anything substantial in there though...its all small bushes.
Osage Orange
shawneyboy said:If anyone near me is "afraid" of burning it let me know, I will gladly get rid of that nasty, dangerous stuff for you. Shawn
blujacket said:mayhem said:What the heck is hedge wood? I've heard it before, but when I think of hedges I think maybe some arborvitae, or yews, mainly softwoods. Never anything substantial in there though...its all small bushes.
Osage Orange
mayhem said:blujacket said:mayhem said:What the heck is hedge wood? I've heard it before, but when I think of hedges I think maybe some arborvitae, or yews, mainly softwoods. Never anything substantial in there though...its all small bushes.
Osage Orange
I don't think there's any such animal in this part of the world.
Why is it called hedge wood? Is Osage commonly used to make hedges or something?
woodchip said:shawneyboy said:If anyone near me is "afraid" of burning it let me know, I will gladly get rid of that nasty, dangerous stuff for you. Shawn
I really don't understand the difference in a tree that's grown in a hedge or a tree that's grown in a forest.
But I'm with shawneyboy, if anyone is nervous about burning any hedge oak or hedge cherry, best let me burn it for you in the safety of my stove right over the other side of the big pond ;-)
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