J JohnShepherd TVWBB Member Jan 9, 2022 #1 Yesterday I was trimming up some storm damaged trees at my mom's house and brought home some chunks of maple and crepe myrtle thinking they might be good for smoking. Anyone ever tried Crepe myrtle?
Yesterday I was trimming up some storm damaged trees at my mom's house and brought home some chunks of maple and crepe myrtle thinking they might be good for smoking. Anyone ever tried Crepe myrtle?
JimK TVWBB 1-Star Olympian Jan 10, 2022 #2 Never thought about that. I have some Crepe Myrtle and they need to be trimmed every winter. A renewable supply if it's good for smoking.
Never thought about that. I have some Crepe Myrtle and they need to be trimmed every winter. A renewable supply if it's good for smoking.
Mike - LA TVWBB Super Fan Jan 10, 2022 #3 Very weak. Head to the nearest overgrown fence row out in the country or head to the woods and get some sassafras. You’ll find it very good.
Very weak. Head to the nearest overgrown fence row out in the country or head to the woods and get some sassafras. You’ll find it very good.
Lynn Dollar TVWBB Emerald Member Jan 11, 2022 #4 General rule, any tree that produces a nut makes good smoker wood. Never heard of anyone using crepe myrtle
General rule, any tree that produces a nut makes good smoker wood. Never heard of anyone using crepe myrtle
J JohnShepherd TVWBB Member Jan 11, 2022 #6 I think I'll skip the myrtle. Plenty of other good wood around.