Jeffrey Pine: The Tree That Smells Like Butterscotch
Key Takeaways: You’re Hiking and Something Smells Like a Bakery You’re walking through the mountains on a warm afternoon. Dry air, quiet trail, nothing unusual. Then out of nowhere —…
Key Takeaways: You’re Hiking and Something Smells Like a Bakery You’re walking through the mountains on a warm afternoon. Dry air, quiet trail, nothing unusual. Then out of nowhere —…
Key Takeaways: Quick Facts The Tree That Smells Like a Bakery You’re hiking somewhere in the American West on a warm afternoon. Tall trees stand widely spaced around you. Sunlight…
Key Takeaways: You’d Be Surprised How Often Trees Show Up in the Bible Open your Bible anywhere and there’s a good chance a tree is nearby. In the opening pages…
Key Takeaways: Knotty pine is softwood pine lumber with visible knots that give it natural character and warmth — it’s affordable, easy to work with, and works beautifully on walls,…
Key Takeaways: Texas Ebony at a Glance Texas ebony (Ebenopsis ebano) is a slow-growing, evergreen to semi-evergreen native tree from South Texas and northeastern Mexico. It typically reaches 15 to…
In many dry and rocky areas of the western United States, there is a tree that easily catches people’s attention. This one is called Western Juniper (Juniperus occidentalis). Since it…
Eastern White Pine trees are some of the most well-known trees in North America. They are easier to spot due to tall, straight trunks, soft green-blue needles, and lovely shape.…
If your yard has an ash tree that appears weak, perhaps dropping leaves or developing odd holes in the bark, there’s a good bet a minuscule bug is the culprit.…
Many woodworkers remember the first time they cut into red gum wood. From the outside, the wood may look plain. But once the saw cuts through it, beautiful deep red…
Ask most woodworkers to name a few species of wood and they can rattle off oak, walnut, or teak in short order. These types of woods are very generic and…