Yeah, that's what I usually find here. Dry, it burn great. Semi-dry, not as good. If you don't need it right now, stack it and let it dry out some more. Those things take forever to die. The whole trunk can be rotted out but there will be one thin strip of bark feeding the upper part of the tree, and it'll still be growing leaves.i've been burning dogwood over the last few days. Wow, is it ever nice. It is pinkish inside, but that split came off a pretty nice side round. I had some good size dead dogwoods to clean up but they are only 4 or 5 inches in diameter.
Oak, Hickory and White Ash forest here too. Dogwood all over the place out there. Yes, they flower in early Spring. A lot of guys won't mess with 'em since they are small but I get all I can. Output is on par with the Hickories.isnt dog wood a flowering tree ? and i thought it was a lighter color wood. this was not that big of a tree and was laying on the gound in the middle of the woods surrounded by oaks , ash and hickorys.
Bark tells me that my first guess was wrong.
I'm 99.9% sure it's dogwoodHmmm...did anybody get this? I must be slipping.
I'm 99.9% sure it's dogwood
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