Just picked up this load of wood for free. A friend said it may be a type of locust. I have me doubts. Any help would be appreciated!
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Help with a wood ID!!
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One and more thing! It does have the leaves of a locust tree!! And that should say my not me! Sounded like freaking Popeye!
Not Black locust or Honey Locust.
Popeye may have thought it was a locust because of the long pinnate compound leaves; however, that AILANTHUS is far from locust in terms of firewood.
Popeye may have thought it was a locust because of the long pinnate compound leaves; however, that AILANTHUS is far from locust in terms of firewood.
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paul bunion
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