Ornamental pear for smokewood?
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Brett-EDH
TVWBB Olympian
Nope but I would. I have some ready plum wood if you’d like. It was good on something I made a few months ago I don’t remember though. Because I don’t remember much of the past year. Massive brain fog from all of life’s changes.
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Yes. Brother had one cut down and so did I.
Cut it into chunks for faster seasoning.
List of smoke woods.
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Cut it into chunks for faster seasoning.
List of smoke woods.
Smoke Wood? What kind is Best? Well it depends | GrillinFools
The most extensive list of smoke wood on the internet along with what meats/proteins and vegetables they pair well with.
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DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
Sounds good. I'll trade ya.
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
Thank you!!!Yes. Brother had one cut down and so did I.
Cut it into chunks for faster seasoning.
List of smoke woods.
Smoke Wood? What kind is Best? Well it depends | GrillinFools
The most extensive list of smoke wood on the internet along with what meats/proteins and vegetables they pair well with.
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Wilmer Cogburn
TVWBB Fan
Now you tell me.
We had had around 12 cut down, chipped, and hauled away.
Their blooms stunk to high heavens and their marble sized fruit and leaves were a mess around our patio.
We had had around 12 cut down, chipped, and hauled away.
Their blooms stunk to high heavens and their marble sized fruit and leaves were a mess around our patio.
DanHoo
TVWBB Olympian
Some ornamental pear blooms smell like rotting fish.
Keith Jenkins
TVWBB Member
Yes, the company I used to work for had ornamental pears planted all along (a rather long) incoming driveway. When the trees were in bloom, it was nice to look at, you just didn't want to inhale(!). I'm told that the smell attracts the pollinating insects, flies in this case.