Any chance there is a website that has pictures of splits or trees and it lists what each is? I would like to know what would I have and not have to bug you all with "Wood ID" every time I get different wood :D
Wood ID website?
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This is where I go.
(broken link removed to http://www.uwgb.edu/biodiversity/herbarium/trees/tree_list_by_common.htm)
(broken link removed to http://www.uwgb.edu/biodiversity/herbarium/trees/tree_list_by_common.htm)
Alright, will post pics in the morning. 
But for now lets see if you guys can work without pics, and we'll see who is right...lol. Fyi, all of this wood my dad cut up off of his newly aquired 26ish acre piece of land :D
1. Small 2-3" rounds, which are grey on the exterior no bark, very smooth and when cut are bright green with a ripple effect on the end...like circles one inside the other.
2. Honey colored exterior and a red/dark pink color circle, just one in the very middle.
Sorry, but I have no leaves off of them, in winter here in Canada.
But for now lets see if you guys can work without pics, and we'll see who is right...lol. Fyi, all of this wood my dad cut up off of his newly aquired 26ish acre piece of land :D
1. Small 2-3" rounds, which are grey on the exterior no bark, very smooth and when cut are bright green with a ripple effect on the end...like circles one inside the other.
2. Honey colored exterior and a red/dark pink color circle, just one in the very middle.
Sorry, but I have no leaves off of them, in winter here in Canada.
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