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tree branch identification?
I know this is an odd question, and I am not sure if it belongs in this section. But can anyone identify what tree this branch came from. I have a stack of it in my yard that a friend gave me but have no clue what it is. My guess would be cherry wood? It has redish-like bark, and under the bark is a layer of brownish, under that layer is a yellowish color and under that is a whiter color of wood. Anybody have an idea of what it is? I basically need to know if it is toxic or not. Thanks.
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tree branch identification?
illius said:
I know this is an odd question, and I am not sure if it belongs in this section. But can anyone identify what tree this branch came from. I have a stack of it in my yard that a friend gave me but have no clue what it is. My guess would be cherry wood? It has redish-like bark, and under the bark is a layer of brownish, under that layer is a yellowish color and under that is a whiter color of wood. Anybody have an idea of what it is? I basically need to know if it is toxic or not. Thanks. http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=13376| | http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=13377| If those were cut in my neighborhood, It wouldn't be uneasonable to identify those as mulberry branches. At least, tha's what immediately came to mind when I looked at them. (Mulberry chips are pretty good for smoking or grilling.) Cherry would have shinier bark and more distinct lenticles. -- Pat in Plymouth MI "Vegetables are like bombs packed tight with all kinds of important nutrients..." --Largo Potter, Valkyria Chronicles email valid but not regularly monitored |
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Thanks for the reply, Just to narrow it down sum I live in colorado in the US. So it is near the mountains not quite at them, but close to them. I ask this question because I widdled a pipe out of one of these branches, But if it is toxic in anyway then it is a dud.
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tree branch identification?
illius wrote:
I know this is an odd question, and I am not sure if it belongs in this section. But can anyone identify what tree this branch came from. I have a stack of it in my yard that a friend gave me but have no clue what it is. My guess would be cherry wood? It has redish-like bark, and under the bark is a layer of brownish, under that layer is a yellowish color and under that is a whiter color of wood. Anybody have an idea of what it is? I basically need to know if it is toxic or not. Thanks. This is too difficult to identify with any certainty from a photo. I wouldn't use it for smoking unless you know for certain what it is. Ask your friend what kind of wood he gave you. gloria p |
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tree branch identification?
Perhaps of the Salix (willow) family
I live in colorado in the US. if it is toxic in anyway then it is a dud. if so its not toxic and the bark is good for headaches and plant propagation |
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