Did I finally find Osage??

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The Mulberry/Osage didn't have the thorns - They were on a different tree. A co-worker had given me a small piece of Osage to show me what it looked like but that was before I picked this stuff up. The color on that was incredibly yellow... Wish I had kept it for comparison. If it was Osage, I was going to put it aside for a few years and try it. Seems like the majority thinks it's Mulberry though.
 
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Mulberry,

Get it dry and then burn it. Almost as good as hedge!

It can burn with bluish purple flames, really cool!
 
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