I've had an offer of 3 trees (2 birch, 1 mul) to cut down and take away as firewood. Are they any good?
Thanks!
Dean
How are Birch and Mulberry as firewoods?
Sep 29, 2005
7 Replies
Birch is great. Burns hot, low ash volume.
Dunno about mulberry, I'm too far north.
I'd burn the bitch and spare the mulberry. We'd have a much better world if we got rid of more bitches.
birch is very good. get your hands on some maple - turns your stove into a nuclear reactor.
Which birch? Black and river birch are excellent. Grey and white birch are like sponges with water, can be difficult to split (grey) and will rot unless split.
Mulberry is pretty good- certainly good enough not to haul to dump.
All must be properly seasoned and air-dried to approach their potential.
HTH, J
Mulberry likes to snap/pop, but it burns just fine. Tom
FREE WOOD all burns.
AMUN
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Bob S.
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