Ok not strictly a tree.

[Craigb]

I was given a load of limbs and sections of trunk for firewood. But what tree did it come from? American holly was my thought. Light weight timber. 

[Mick Dempsey]

Looks like cherry to me. Bit of goat willow as well.

[Craigb]

5 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Looks like cherry to me. Bit of goat willow as well.

Willow in the background. All the timber in the forefront is the same stuff though. It didn’t have the typical birch style bark but obviously brown like most of the cherry trees I’ve seen.

[Paul Cleaver]

It could even be alder

[Steven P]

The alder I have on my drive looks a bit more wrinkled.

 

However I would hazard a guess at 'firewood' - probably hardwood - and the way it has cracks in reasonably dry too, should be OK for the winter. Why do you want to know the brand of wood it is?

[Craigb]

8 minutes ago, Steven P said:

The alder I have on my drive looks a bit more wrinkled.

 

However I would hazard a guess at 'firewood' - probably hardwood - and the way it has cracks in reasonably dry too, should be OK for the winter. Why do you want to know the brand of wood it is?

curiosity. Don’t worry I’m not a firewood snob. 

[Puffingbilly413]

6 hours ago, Craigb said:

I was given a load of limbs and sections of trunk for firewood. But what tree did it come from? American holly was my thought. Light weight timber. 

Last pic does look like holly. If it burns like coal then it almost certainly is. Great firewood.