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This is just a selection of the laburnum I have in the yard

 

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Been cut two weeks unsealed end grain

 

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Been cut two months sealed end grain, stored under cover

 

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Been cut just over a year unsealed end grain, stored outside

 

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Been cut between 2.5 and 3 years, sealed end grain, stored under cover (there is more but I don't have lights in that barn)

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