Working hard to get three years ahead.
I have one cord of 2 year seasoned hardwood, plus ecobricks for this coming winter,
and I have 2 giant red oak trees that I bought, waiting to be split, for 3 years from now ++
BUT I don't have much for two years from now. I just scrounged a giant white pine, one car load at a time which will likely be fine for then.
And I just scrounged about a face cord of mystery hard wood. Doesn't look like the oak I've been splitting.
Some of the larger rounds I couldn't fit in the car had a blueish color in the center, if that helps. (what is that blue color anyway?)
Need to know what it is, and if I can put it in the stack for 2 years from now, or three years from now?
![Name this wood: Does it go in 2 year or 3 year pile? Name this wood: Does it go in 2 year or 3 year pile?](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/100/100114-073a22191b60687bf5a47cbb43b11172.jpg)
I have one cord of 2 year seasoned hardwood, plus ecobricks for this coming winter,
and I have 2 giant red oak trees that I bought, waiting to be split, for 3 years from now ++
BUT I don't have much for two years from now. I just scrounged a giant white pine, one car load at a time which will likely be fine for then.
And I just scrounged about a face cord of mystery hard wood. Doesn't look like the oak I've been splitting.
Some of the larger rounds I couldn't fit in the car had a blueish color in the center, if that helps. (what is that blue color anyway?)
Need to know what it is, and if I can put it in the stack for 2 years from now, or three years from now?
![Name this wood: Does it go in 2 year or 3 year pile? Name this wood: Does it go in 2 year or 3 year pile?](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/100/100114-073a22191b60687bf5a47cbb43b11172.jpg)