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Is chinese elm firewood?

by Jim
(Muskego, WI)

We just cut down a lot if Chinese elm trees and was wondering if it is a good burning wood for our wood burners?


Answer



Jim,

Ulmus Parvifolia commonly known as Chinese or Lacebark Elm is an average firewood species. Similiar to American Elm, it is very difficult to split and takes a long time to season. However, once it is seasoned it is an average firewood species. Under optimal drying conditions, it will take at least a year to properly season.

I hope this helps!

-MG

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