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Types of Wood, Prices & SizesOak Mix Firewood - Is our utility wood. It's good for the fireplace and great for the wood stove. It is mostly oak with some Ash, Maple, and Black Locust. It has a long burn time and produces a lot of BTU's, but it does require kindling to start. Black Locust - A very hot burning wood. A lot of flame, easy to start and burns with a reddish blue flame. Cherry Firewood - Is our recommended favorite. Easy to start, burns with a blue flame and has a great fragrance. It doesn't burn as long as oak but it's close. Birch Firewood - Is the easiest firewood to burn. Produces a lot of lame and has an unusual scent. Gives off a lot of heat but burns fast. White Ash Firewood - Is the cleanest burning firewood. It is easy to start, burns hot with a lot of flame. Ash is good to burn in a difficult fireplace. Hickory Firewood - Is the hottest of all the firewoods. Low hot flame, great for cooking, check out the links from our web site for cooking with wood. Maple Firewood - Is another firewood that's great for cooking. It's also good for the fireplace, long burn time, but you need kindling for starting. Mixed Hardwood / Ugly Camp firewood - Consists of irregular splits and lengths of mixed hardwoods, the hardwood mix can be anything from Oak, Ash, Maple, Cherry, Elm, Box Elder to any wood that is classified as a hardwood. U.S.D.A Certified Kiln Dried Oak Mix Firewood - Can be transported anywhere (Certificate Provided). We Recommend this wood for home heating purposes.
On-line OrderingStacking Prices: Face Cord $40 Half Cord
$60 Full Cord $100 Cuddle up to a warm fireplace this
winter
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