⚡ Sweetgum Firewood at a Glance BTU rating: ~20.6 million BTUs per cord — moderate-good heat output Splitting: Difficult due to interlocked grain (similar to
Spruce trees grow fairly easily from zones 3 to 8. There are many different spruce varieties in the pinaceae family. Most large spruce varieties are
Most people think that Poplar is not a good option when it comes to firewood. However, Poplar is one of the best choices for burning
Willow trees are tall, deciduous trees that may reach heights of 30–80 feet and have a spread of 20–35 feet due to their gracefully arching
Fir is one of the best firewood trees among coniferous trees. While Fir is not a top contender when it comes to the best firewood,
Sassafras is native to North America. White, red and silky sassafras can all be found in zones 4 to 9. These trees are quite cold-hardy
If you have a woodlot or a woodsman that offers walnut firewood, make sure you find out whether or not that’s black or white walnut.
Elm trees grow from zones 3 to 9. When the American elms were impacted by Dutch elm disease in the early 20th century, many regions
If you’re looking for the best possible firewood, magnolia wood isn’t it. While it can make a great starter wood, it’s not what you want
Hickory is one of the best woods you can burn in your fireplace. It has a high heat content and fumes that repel insects. When
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