Poplar any good for own use on stoves

[gensetsteve]

I had mixed results some burnt as well as beech and some was a bit of a waste of time not sure why. I would imagine you need to get it seasoned and use it before it goes past. I would give a sample a try before storing too much.

[shavey]

Hi JESSE I have little for my self burning ASH IS LIKE BURNING CASH MATE THANKS JON

 

Nice one Jon :thumbup: gotta sell the good stuff

[Woodworks]

Nice one Jon :thumbup: gotta sell the good stuff

 

Absolutely.

 

One of the joys of selling logs is burning all the carp yourself

[mendiplogs]

Nice one Jon :thumbup: gotta sell the good stuff

 

Hi ANDREW my DAD burns all not so good stuff what we do not sale and I do to thanks Jon

[gensetsteve]

I keep the good stuff for my own fire especially now we stopped log sales. There are plenty of tight fisted people about to pay good money for the crap if it looks cheap

[mendiplogs]

I keep the good stuff for my own fire especially now we stopped log sales. There are plenty of tight fisted people about to pay good money for the crap if it looks cheap

 

Hi Steve I like it mate thanks Jon

[headgroundsman]

Like most firewood it is best split as soon as it is down. Dries quickly and get wet again even quicker:001_tt2:

[Gary Prentice]

Ones a low hanger Jon. with the other two ones on top of the other and they go over a small 'pond', so partly off the deck. Woods a bit of a mess at the moment.

 

Could always leave it for its conservation value.

[mendiplogs]

Like most firewood it is best split as soon as it is down. Dries quickly and get wet again even quicker:001_tt2:

 

Hi mate thanks for that we normally do that split it as it comes straight in but it is only for us so we didn't bother because we had too much on thanks John

[Two Acres]

Could always leave it for its conservation value.

 

What would you leave Gary? All three trees or just one?