South Florida Firewood

[brickie in oz]

Re: South Florida Firewood

Man I wish I had so many "weed" casuarinas that needed thining, Id never be short of fierce burning firewood for the oven.

[brickie in oz]

Re: South Florida Firewood

Mulga is far too expensive and decorative to burn, it brings big bucks from woodworkers.

[Firmedc]

I burn a lot of oak here in SoFla. Last year I was turned on to Aussie Pine, the Aussie pine was dry and it burned extraordinarily well. We were surprised. In fact when I went to buy more I took the most Aussie pine and a bit of oak just to throw in the fire for the smell. The Aussie pine has no smell and burns hot and complete. I’m other words, very little smoke. Again, it was extremely dry wood. Many black olives in the neighborhood so I was wondering if that is a good wood to burn. Looks like it is good to burn according to the comments.