Firewood

Leyland Cypress or leylandii is one of the fastest-growing conifers and is easy to find around houses and gardens. But does it make good firewood? Let’s Find out! Leyland cypress is not good firewood to use in a fireplace. At best it can be used as a firestarter or in an outdoor campfire. In terms […]

Black locust or Robinia pseudoacacia L. is considered the best firewood for many reasons. Most individuals choose to use black locusts rather than more standard options like oak or ash for their fireplace. But how good of a firewood black locust is? Let’s have a deeper look. Black locust is an excellent firewood option because

Locust trees are well-known hardwood used in various industries. This is because, despite its high cost, it is a beautiful and robust wood. Locust wood is considered to be premium firewood because of the heat it produces, but how good it actually is? Locust wood is a thick hardwood that generates an impressive quantity of

Honey locust (Gleditsia triacanthos) is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to central North America, mostly found in the moist land of river valleys. It can be found as far north as Kentucky and Pennsylvania in the United States. Honey locust is an invasive species that can thrive in different environments. It is mostly used for

Between various BTU ratings and the build-up of sticky, tarry creosote, it can be hard to figure out what firewood to use. The most important thing is to know how long that firewood will burn and how efficient it will be as a heat source. Let’s take a look at whether Sycamore is a good

Oak trees are some of the most abundant tree species in the world. They are considered to be hardwood trees that belong to the genus Quercus. Oaks can be usually recognized through their acorns, as well as their spiraling leaves. There are more than 600 known species of Oak trees, but are Oak trees considered