It would likely season in under a year, probably not before 6 months though. Of course there are many, many factors and it always depends: how small you split it, sun and wind exposure, precipitation during the year, and so on. I stacked a small amount of poplar a couple years ago, and then we had the wettest summer that I can remember. I got around to burning the stuff this year (I'm a few years ahead on wood). Apparently the wet weather allowed some fungus to take hold. The poplar was plenty dry when I burned it, but it had the weight of cardboard.How long dose it take to season
How long dose it take to season
You need to jump on it, popular wood goes fast. Everybody likes it!Is popular good to burn I can get a bunch free
My Mother In Law likes Poplar very much. She is 84, when seasoned well it is light,starts easy and burns good.Is popular good to burn I can get a bunch free
Eye, that it is.Whatever species is popular in your area is probably popular for a reason.
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