Is this Hedge?

[NewHarmanOwner]

I had some logs dropped off from a local tree company. I can see that there are some cherry, red oak, and silver maple. They also told me there is a mulberry, but after I cut into it, it doesn't appt to be mulberry since the saw chip is bright yellow. And it definitely is heavy.

I've added some pictures. What do you guys think?

Thanks.

 

[claydogg84]

I think I don't see any pictures

 

[Applesister]

It sounds like the other post in here. Thats good the tree guys told you what you have, that is mighty white of them. You probably have Mulberry.
A guy just posted pics of some.

 

[NewHarmanOwner]

Sorry I had trouble uploading file.

 

[NewHarmanOwner]

It sounds like the other post in here. Thats good the tree guys told you what you have, that is mighty white of them. You probably have Mulberry.
A guy just posted pics of some.

Oh, the tree guys didn't tell me about the oak or maple, I saw that after I cut into it. They did tell me about the mulberry.

 

[claydogg84]

Looks like Mulberry. After you split and stack it will turn into a dark purple color.

 

[CountryBoy19]

Mulberry & Hedge (relatives of one-another) both produce a bright yellow chip when fresh cut... what you have pictured appears to be mulberry.

 

[NewHarmanOwner]

Thanks for the quick replies. I'll check and see if it turns purple tomorrow.

 

[Oldman47]

Does it look like this when first cut?

I know for a fact that is mulberry.

 

[NewHarmanOwner]

Does it look like this when first cut?
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I know for a fact that is mulberry.

It did. I guess no hedge for me.

 

[Oldman47]

Don't be disappointed. There are very few woods better for burning than mulberry.

 

[heavy hammer]

It is still a nice score been burning some mulberry I got from some tree guys for last couple of years. Give it a couple years and you will be impressed

 

[Stinkpickle]

Mulberry. Enjoy.