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I have been offered some Yew wood (for my stove) and have never had it before. I would be interested to understand more about it - the quality / heat output, does it split easily and season relatively quickly? Thanks!

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Although it’s a softwood it dries like concrete so get it split as soon as possible. High heat output and burns like a hardwood. I always keep some back to sell to woodturners - quite popular. Used to do it via eBay but that’s all gone to shit now so I have around a ton of 13 year seasoned that a local fella sorts through and buys off me periodically 👍

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Its slow growing and dense, so lots of energy per volume.  Its a great firewood once dry.  However to your question, it doesn't split or dry quickly.

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Yew know 🙂 I don't think I have ever burnt it , despite living next door to the biggest block of ancient yew forest in Europe . 

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