Firewood

Cedar trees are evergreen conifers that have a lovely woody fragrance and needle-like leaves. Although they come in various varieties, this article will focus on…

The boxelder tree is a drought-resistant variety of maple that is native to the United States. Its wood doesn’t have much commercial value, often used…

The cherry tree can grow to 35 feet in height with broad widespread branches. Although they are best-loved for their fruit, the wood is also…

The spruce tree is a large coniferous evergreen that can reach a height of over 100 feet. Found in most parts of northern North America,…

The black locust tree is native to central-eastern parts of the United States and has been naturalized east of the Rockies. While fast-growing, it is…

The hickory tree is found in various parts of the United States, especially in the Midwest and East. Often growing to 80 feet in height,…

Mulberry trees are best known for their fruit and can grow to a lofty 50 feet tall. When it comes time to chop one down,…

Sycamore trees are unusual-looking hardwoods that grow throughout North America. They can grow quite large, so if you need to chop one down, you’ll end…

It’s hard to watch a species of tree get wiped out by pests, especially one as majestic as the ash. Throughout the state of New…

Apple trees are found in most parts of the world and they’re easy to grow with the right climate and soil. Although they produce fruit…

There are 21 species of walnut trees around the world, but black walnut and English walnut are two of the most popular varieties in North…