i have some small ironwoods at my place and wondered if they were fair for fire wood. they are propabably 8 inch round. they are 40 or 50 feet high in amongst the rest of the small stuff in the bush.
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thewoodlands
Minister of Fire
Great firewood with some nice btu's. Check the link below.
http://chimneysweeponline.com/howood.htm
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Wood Duck
Minister of Fire
There are two trees called Ironwood and both are very good firewood. Their wood is very dense; like oak or even more dense than oak. I'd plan to season them two years to make sure you get the full benefit from them. I think they'd be great for overnight.
Thistle
Minister of Fire
Its one of the best,same density,sometimes a bit more than any of the Hickories.Hard to find it much bigger than what you got,being its a small understory tree.Definetly worth the wait for it to dry 2yrs.
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