WHAT SPECIES IS THIS? NOT CHERRY
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- I went to the tree service yard to pick up some free firewood. There was a couple species there that I could not identify, so if you know what species they are, then let me know in the comments.
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Keeping busy up north!
Yes, thanks to the milder winter, otherwise I'd be hibernating
ive always called it Tame Cherry..its a ornamental or flowering cherry tree..may be called paperbark
I do get a lot of ornamental cherry and (and rarely ever black cherry) but that stuff is something else though it looks like cherry
I think that might be mountian ash
I was wondering the same thing about identical trees on our property outside Pittsburgh just this past weekend. The answer has alluded me for years. Research most always leads to a random cherry species or birch, but I know you’re pretty confident it’s not those.
I’m considering asking on an online firewood forum or perhaps emailing the local Penn State Ag Extension as there are a few other trees I can’t identify 100%.
I looked for buds on the trees Saturday but, unfortunately, there were no branches low enough to get a picture or see with the naked eye. Perhaps if I’m proactive enough I can get a leafed out branch down or catch a clear enough picture in the coming months (or, if I get an answer online), I’ll let you know!
Ya, I get a lot of ornamental cherry (and rarely black cherry), as well as birch. I should sceenshot it and post to an FB forum. Ok, I'm curious to see what it is.
Hope your new camera does well, phone did fine. Nice pile of logs. Listing while I drive, have a great day
Thanks. The GoPros have their ups and downs, but ultimately good footage and camera stabilization counts when the rubber meets the road
looks like Snakebark maple. it looks like it doesn't compartmentalize well, and maples are known for that
Its not that, we don't have any of that stuff here in Toronto and in the country. This species looks like a fruitwood
Good one Anthony. Nice load of wood. What kind of wood was the real dark red ?
That tree service yard has been supplying a lot lately. I don't know what that red stuff is. I may have heard of it before, but that is probably the rarest catch out of everything I've come across. Ive even had more ironwood that that stuff.
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By bark on camera... Id guess you would know by smell if it was birch but thats probably my only not flowering cherry shot
I get my share of birch and it'd definitely not that it seems like a fruitwood at least. Doesn't have much of a smell either
1:07 That looks like white birch?
Not white birch, it's like a grayish green colour
@@OntarioFirewoodResource it could be poplar then? We have a lot of it in NB. One of the softer hardwoods.
@@RainVale definitely not poplar, its a harder woos and it's more like a fruitwood
Looks kinda like Black Cherry.
Hey man, not black cherry, that almost never pops up here. There's some in the forested areas in the city, but not planted anywhere. There's lots of ornamental cherry, a softer cherry that always has smooth bark, unlike a mature black cherry. Ornamwntal cherry does look like this species, thats what throws me off. Still haven't figured it out
That's a sweet "Honey Hole" for firewood!nice pieces!I bring my cars to the local college teaching "Mechanics" free labour can bring your own parts!
They are close too and used to be even closer, just a fee hundred feet from the old woodyard.
I e-mail them or call them sometimes you have to wait to get in too many ppl on the list I don't tell anyone else about it only 1-2 friends!@@OntarioFirewoodResource
It’s birch. I’m not sure if it’s yellow birch or grey birch
I found out that it's gray birch. Ive never seen any yellow birch in the city and have only seen ome cluster of them up morth. Thanks for watching
It's still a nice find, Anthony. 😁👍
Good thing I have a sense of what makes wood good or not, then I can go on experience if not by visual ID
@OntarioFirewoodResource : That's a good skill to have. I am in a spot where as long as it's not cottonwood or popular, the homeowner doesn't care.
@DanielAtkinsFirewood ya that's easier than here. Despite having city fireplace customers who dont know much at all, they know that they need hardwood for longer burning
The bark on the one branch looks like birch - we have hard birch down here in Pa. good for firewood because it is very hard - but you need to cut it up otherwise it will rot fast because the bark is water proof - it should smell like birch beer
We have a little black and yellow birch up north, I have never seen any in the city. Just white birch and the odd weeping birch
Tulip Poplar
That’s what I was thinking. Here in eastern Ontario we have allot of poplar trees.
Definitely not, we don't have tulip poplar here from what I've seen over a period of 12 years, both in the city as planters at homes and business, not in the many forests that I explore in and out of the city
There are a lot of peoplar trees here or there, but I've never seen tulip poplar.
@@OntarioFirewoodResource You will see them on old homesteads, or around old farm fields. I don't think I've ever seen one out in the forest.
Oldtimers knew they grew to a massive size quickly so they planted them around their houses and fields to block the wind.
Looks like sour cherry wood.
There is lots of sour cherry in Toronto, planted on house lawns and in parks, that is what I wss referring to as what I'm used to seeing (black cherry is only found in forests), but this is different than sour cherry.
Looks what tell call choke cherry .
Definitely not chokecherry. Not sour cherry either, which there are a lot of in Toronto,planted in parks and on lawns
Im not sure if you have beechwood it looks like that
I get beech every now and then, while its close in looks somewhat, it's different in density, colour and it has rows of circular holes all over it, unlike beech
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Beech
Kinda resembles it, but not beech!
Good job Anthony!! I could hear you good with your phone. 😁🪵
Thank Colleen! It would be nice to have a wireless mic, but the less things I have to contend with, the better
Morning Anthony, just wondering how to find the music you’re allowed to on video without getting a copyright, I’d like to when I do some fast forward, did that once got a copyright issue from UA-cam 😂, 🚜🪵🔥🚀🏰🇨🇦
Hey, good evening. You have tonsearch "no copyright music" there are entire channels with thousands of tunes to choose from. Always check copyright status after uploading and before making the video public. Copyright strikes aren't always accurate. I once got a strike and they said it was a totally different song. A few times, I have been using songs numerous times and then the next time it's flagged for copyright. This just happened with the winter fest video....i reuploadrd after correcting mistakes and the second one noted copyright.
If you're making shorts videos, you can use copyright anytime
@@OntarioFirewoodResource thanks Anthony 👍👍👍