ID help:Split at least two cords of free wood during quarantine...

[GeoFire]

I've been staggering the wood as I stack because I have no idea what somöe of it is...except the red oak worh its delicious earthy smell lol

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I'm hoping someone here can help ID some wood.

 

[andym]

The yellow\green stuff is mulberry. The rest looks like oak, except for the last pic.

 

[GeoFire]

I was told that C was poplar. It feels less dess than I would expect for oak. I believe the mulberry. I was hoping that's what it is. I burnt a mulberry at my parents when I was a kid and my chore was to procure wood. Took advantage of a storm and chopped that bad boy up. Super heat with the mulberry and beautiful flame. It's a shame that tree sucks to have in your yard...unless it's in the woodpile lol

 

[robj80]

I hand split about a cord during the quarantine! I ran out of wood to split, got more and ran out again. I will have to go back out lol. Need more wood!

 

[CincyBurner]

1 - definitely Ailanthus
2 & 5 - mulberry (2 definitely, 5 probably)
3 - ? Norway maple ?
4 - ash (based on bark and splits like it)

 

[GeoFire]

I'm glad you guessed the tree to heaven. It stinks like crap and told my wife I thought it might be. Thank you for the input

 

[Woody Stover]

The yellow\green stuff is mulberry. The rest looks like oak, except for the last pic.

I'm down with the Mulb, but I see no Oak..

I was told that C was poplar. It feels less dess than I would expect for oak.
Super heat with the mulberry and beautiful flame. It's a shame that tree sucks to have in your yard...unless it's in the woodpile lol

I don't see Tulip Poplar like we have here, but could be true Poplar (Aspen) I guess.

I ran out of wood to split, got more and ran out again. I will have to go back out lol. Need more wood!

If you're hankerin' to split some wood, pay me a visit. I can keep you entertained for a while.

4 - ash (based on bark and splits like it)

Maybe some other kind of Ash I haven't seen..Green or Black? I've only come across White here, and it sho' ain't that..

 

[GeoFire]

I'm a little worried about the Ailanthus...anyone know how that burns. I hope I didn't waste my team. That wood stinks. Literally smells. .

 

[PA. Woodsman]

1 - definitely Ailanthus
2 & 5 - mulberry (2 definitely, 5 probably)
3 - ? Norway maple ?
4 - ash (based on bark and splits like it)

I'd say this was correct. You don't think #5 is Osage Orange do you?

 

[PA. Woodsman]

I'm a little worried about the Ailanthus...anyone know how that burns. I hope I didn't waste my team. That wood stinks. Literally smells. .

Not the greatest that's for sure.

 

[CincyBurner]

Ailanthus...anyone know how that burns.

Really bad. Like a damp

think #5 is Osage Orange do you?

Yeah, still wondering about #5 - elm ?

 

[Woody Stover]

I'd say this was correct. You don't think #5 is Osage Orange do you?

No..

still wondering about #5 - elm ?

I was looking for the chocolate-brown inner bark, but don't see it..

 

[nrford]

1. Ailanthus
2. Mulberry
3. ? looks like a maple to me
4. Ash?
5. Elm

 

[Qvist]

Ailanthus burns a lot like poplar. Fast, not very hot and you have to feed constantly.