Anyone know what tree this is?
Anyone know what tree this is?
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Andrew[MG]

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Monday 20th May 2013
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squicky

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Monday 20th May 2013
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Do you mean the tree or what I suspect is honeysuckle that's growing up/handing down from the tree?

enioldjoe

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237 months

Tuesday 21st May 2013
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Willow (Salix caprea).

Andrew[MG]

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Tuesday 21st May 2013
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squicky said:
Do you mean the tree or what I suspect is honeysuckle that's growing up/handing down from the tree?
That's the tree. There was a lot of ivy growing up it but it was cut before we moved into the house.


enioldjoe said:
Willow (Salix caprea).
Thanks for that. It looks like willow isn't great for the wood burning stove so that's a bit of a shame. Still, it is free at least smile

Evoluzione

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269 months

Tuesday 21st May 2013
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Good for a few cricket bats though.

How do you come to the conclusion it's no good to burn?

If it's wood and dry I wouldn't have thought a problem....

Andrew[MG]

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Tuesday 21st May 2013
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Evoluzione said:
Good for a few cricket bats though.

How do you come to the conclusion it's no good to burn?

If it's wood and dry I wouldn't have thought a problem....
http://www.thestoveyard.com/pwpcontrol.php?pwpID=7115

"Willow Even when very well seasoned Willow produces poor slow burning fire wood with little flame"

I'll still use it but it doesn't sound the greatest.