What is bull oak?

Buloke is generally a long-lived ironwood tree (5-15 m high) with a single straight trunk. A typical woodland has buloke as the dominant tree, sometimes occurring with a eucalypt species, and a ground layer of native grasses and herbs with occasional scattered low shrubs.

Is buloke good firewood?

Buloke is known as the old “Bakers Wood” used through generations for wood fired ovens. It’s a great ‘all rounder’ and reinforces Yellow Bin Firewood’s position, known for great service, great firewood and great value.

How long does it take for oak firewood to burn?

Remember, the longer you let your oak firewood season, the hotter it will burn. If you can wait a year, that’s great. Two to four years – even better! Burning green wood will dramatically reduce the amount of heat that your fire generates. Also, burning green oak firewood will cause your length of burning to become shorter.

What makes buffalo firewood the best wood to buy?

We kiln dry our wood on site to ensure quality. No more worrying about whether the wood you are buying is seasoned or not. Our kiln dried wood is clean, bug and mold free, and guaranteed to burn clean and hot from the day you take delivery. Buffalo Firewood only sells the best quality firewood.

What kind of firewood can I buy in Ohio?

Our firewood is delivered with over 30 years experience supplying homes and businesses with a premium firewood. Our firewood includes walnut, poplar, oak, maple, cherry, hickory and all mixed hardwoods. We Sell Firewood all Seasons.

Which is better red oak or white oak firewood?

Firewood produced by the red oak is comparable to cherry or walnut. While not as hard as the white oak, the red oak is a nice hardwood suitable for many purposes. The white oak is found throughout the eastern United States and Canada. White oak is typically not a tall tree, growing 65-85 feet tall which is shorter than the red oak.