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EASTERN TREES EASTERN TREES EASTERN TREES

Type of tree-Density-comments Type of tree-Density-comments Type of tree-Density-comments

American Beech-Hard to split. slow burning American Linden-Very soft. poor fuel Arborvita-Easy to split, Aromatic

American Rowan-Easy to spill, fair fuel, aromatic Basket Oak-Slow burning, good fuel Black Ash-Easy to split, good fuel

Big Rhododendron-Not need to split. good fuel Black Cherry-Expensive, easy to split. good fuel Black Gum-Can't split. fair fuel

Blue Ash-Easy to split. gooct fuel Black Haw-Not need to split. goori fuel Blackjack Oak-Easy to split. good fuel

Black Locust-Easy to split good fuel Black Oak-Si-Easy to split. good fuel Black Walnul-Easy to split, fair fuel

Box Elder-Easy to split, fair fuel Broom Hickory-Hard to split, good fuel. slow burning-E Bur Oak-Hard to Spill, good fuel

Butternut-Easy to split fast burning Canada Plum-Easy to split good fuel Cherry Birch-Difficult to Split good fuel

Chinquapin Oak-Difficult to split excellent fuel Common Juniper-Aromatic resinous fast burning Cork Elm - Hard to split, good fuel

Cottonwood-Easy to split, fast burning. poor fuel Cucumber Tree -Easy to split, fair fuel Eastern Hemlock-3~Easy to split. resinous fast burning

Eastern lronwood-Not need to split slow burning Eastern Red Cedar-36-Easy to split resinous fast burning Eastern White Oak-Easy to split slow burning good fuel

Flowering Dogwood-Not need to split excellent fuel Fringe Tree-48-No need to split good fuel Gray Birch-Easy to split good fuel

Hackberry-Easy to split good fuel Honey Locust-Slow burning, excellent fuel Hop Tree-No need to split excellent fuel

Jack Pine-Easy to split resinous fast burning Loblolly Pine-Easy to split resinous fast burning Magnolia-Easy to split fair fuel

Northern Balsam-31-Easy to Split resinous fast burning Northern Red Oak-50-Difficult to split good fuel Ohio Buckeye-Easy to Split fair fuel

Paper Birch-Easy to Split bark is good starter Pecan-Difficult to split aromatic Persimmon-Not need to split excellent fuel

Pin Cherry-Easy to split aromatic fair fuel Pin Oak-51-Excellent fuel slow burning Pitch Pine-Easy to split resinous fast burning

Pocosin Pine-45-Easy to split resinous fast burning Post Oak-Slow burning excellent fuel Red Ash-Easy to split good fuel

Redbud-Easy to split slow burning Red Haw-No need to split, excellent fuel Red Maple-Easy to split good fuel

Red Pine-Easy to split resinous fast burning Red Spruce-Easy to Split resinous fast burning River Birch-Easy to split resinous fast burning

Sassafras-Easy to Split fair fuel Scarlet Oak-Easy to split excellent fuel Shadbush-Easy to split excellent fuel

Shagbark Hickory-Difficult to split slow burning Silver Maple-Easy to split fair fuel Slippery Elm-Difficult to split good fuel

Sourwood-Difficult to split excellent fuel Southern Balsam-Easy to Split resinous fast burning

EASTERN TREES	EASTERN TREES	EASTERN TREES
Type of tree-Density-comments	Type of tree-Density-comments	Type of tree-Density-comments
American Beech-Hard to split. slow burning	American Linden-Very soft. poor fuel	Arborvita-Easy to split, Aromatic
American Rowan-Easy to spill, fair fuel, aromatic	Basket Oak-Slow burning, good fuel	Black Ash-Easy to split, good fuel
Big Rhododendron-Not need to split. good fuel	Black Cherry-Expensive, easy to split. good fuel	Black Gum-Can't split. fair fuel
Blue Ash-Easy to split. gooct fuel	Black Haw-Not need to split. goori fuel	Blackjack Oak-Easy to split. good fuel
Black Locust-Easy to split good fuel	Black Oak-Si-Easy to split. good fuel	Black Walnul-Easy to split, fair fuel
Box Elder-Easy to split, fair fuel	Broom Hickory-Hard to split, good fuel. slow burning-E	Bur Oak-Hard to Spill, good fuel
Butternut-Easy to split fast burning	Canada Plum-Easy to split good fuel	Cherry Birch-Difficult to Split good fuel
Chinquapin Oak-Difficult to split excellent fuel	Common Juniper-Aromatic resinous fast burning	Cork Elm - Hard to split, good fuel
Cottonwood-Easy to split, fast burning. poor fuel	Cucumber Tree -Easy to split, fair fuel	Eastern Hemlock-3~Easy to split. resinous fast burning
Eastern lronwood-Not need to split slow burning	Eastern Red Cedar-36-Easy to split resinous fast burning	Eastern White Oak-Easy to split slow burning good fuel
Flowering Dogwood-Not need to split excellent fuel	Fringe Tree-48-No need to split good fuel	Gray Birch-Easy to split good fuel
Hackberry-Easy to split good fuel	Honey Locust-Slow burning, excellent fuel	Hop Tree-No need to split excellent fuel
Jack Pine-Easy to split resinous fast burning	Loblolly Pine-Easy to split resinous fast burning	Magnolia-Easy to split fair fuel
Northern Balsam-31-Easy to Split resinous fast burning	Northern Red Oak-50-Difficult to split good fuel	Ohio Buckeye-Easy to Split fair fuel
Paper Birch-Easy to Split bark is good starter	Pecan-Difficult to split aromatic	Persimmon-Not need to split excellent fuel
Pin Cherry-Easy to split aromatic fair fuel	Pin Oak-51-Excellent fuel slow burning	Pitch Pine-Easy to split resinous fast burning
Pocosin Pine-45-Easy to split resinous fast burning	Post Oak-Slow burning excellent fuel	Red Ash-Easy to split good fuel
Redbud-Easy to split slow burning	Red Haw-No need to split, excellent fuel	Red Maple-Easy to split good fuel
Red Pine-Easy to split resinous fast burning	Red Spruce-Easy to Split resinous fast burning	River Birch-Easy to split resinous fast burning
Sassafras-Easy to Split fair fuel	Scarlet Oak-Easy to split excellent fuel	Shadbush-Easy to split excellent fuel
Shagbark Hickory-Difficult to split slow burning	Silver Maple-Easy to split fair fuel	Slippery Elm-Difficult to split good fuel
Sourwood-Difficult to split excellent fuel	Southern Balsam-Easy to Split resinous fast burning

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