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yew very well seasoned is the hottest wood i have burnt but what a shame to burn it! holly also and hornbeam are great but hard to get hold of they also used to make a stove in my old house glow white!!,beech is my all round favourite gives good heat and stays burning for a long time,ash is over rated imo burns to quick!

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I like to use birch for kindling to get the fire going then its ash all the way. Loads of heat and splits easily. Oak and beech come a close second.

 

Never tried Hawthone or Holly but would like too. I've some cherry seasoning for this winter which I hear produces a nice smell.

 

I steer well clear of London Plane and Poplar!

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