I have no idea wood id part 2

[etiger2007]

Again trees in the yard, not sure what they are and if they are good to burn.

 

[NSDave]

Elm? Based on leaves; I'm just getting my guess on record!

 

[onetracker]

beech

 

[Blue Vomit]

Yup, beech. Very good to burn. Great firewood.

 

[Wood Duck]

That smooth, grey bark is definitely Beech. The leaves are similar to Elm but lack the asymmetrical base of an elm leaf.

 

[rdust]

Smooth bark like an elephant equals beech! Good stuff!

 

[ScotO]

definately beech. One of the better tight-grained hardwoods, IMHO. I have lots of it in the stacks...

 

[Ironwood]

That would be beech. Great for firewood and seasons faster than oak.

 

[Jags]

That be sumbeech.

 

[NSDave]

Oh well. I'll catch on eventually

I have a tree with leave similar, but the bark looks like the maple tree right next to it.

 

[firefighterjake]

Late to the game . . . but beech.

Beech bark is often smooth . . . may be pockmarked like a teen-ager with bad acne sometimes as well.

Elm leaves are similar . . . typically hairy underneath vs. beech which are smooth top and bottom.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Don't know how I missed this thread earlier. Yes, to the beech. Good firewood. Get all you can.