pwoller ArboristSite Guru Joined Aug 17, 2009 Messages 808 Reaction score 235 Location Indiana Nov 1, 2015 #1 The tree I'm milling has almost red heart wood. Is that normal in Ash trees? The saw dust is a pink shade.
The tree I'm milling has almost red heart wood. Is that normal in Ash trees? The saw dust is a pink shade.
betterbuilt I build stuff from milled slabs Joined Jan 14, 2010 Messages 1,448 Reaction score 214 Location Hammondsport, ny Nov 2, 2015 #2 pwoller said: The tree I'm milling has almost red heart wood. Is that normal in Ash trees? The saw dust is a pink shade. Click to expand... I've seen some shades of pink. I haven't seen red.
pwoller said: The tree I'm milling has almost red heart wood. Is that normal in Ash trees? The saw dust is a pink shade. Click to expand... I've seen some shades of pink. I haven't seen red.
kyle1! Addicted to ArboristSite AS Supporting Member. Joined Mar 4, 2005 Messages 1,077 Reaction score 985 Location Fort Dodge IA Nov 2, 2015 #3 Could it be mulberry instead? That usually has a pinkish heart to it.
Timberframed ArboristSite Guru Joined Jun 1, 2010 Messages 637 Reaction score 167 Location Carversville, PA Nov 2, 2015 #4 Seen lots of pink near red in a 133 year old 60" White Ash. Shows through the laquer like wow. Iron perhaps from the ground?
Seen lots of pink near red in a 133 year old 60" White Ash. Shows through the laquer like wow. Iron perhaps from the ground?
pwoller ArboristSite Guru Joined Aug 17, 2009 Messages 808 Reaction score 235 Location Indiana Nov 2, 2015 #5 Its Ash. Not sure if its white or green but it has a narrow maybe 10 inch wide reddish color in the middle of the tree.
Its Ash. Not sure if its white or green but it has a narrow maybe 10 inch wide reddish color in the middle of the tree.
pwoller ArboristSite Guru Joined Aug 17, 2009 Messages 808 Reaction score 235 Location Indiana Nov 2, 2015 #6
Timberframed ArboristSite Guru Joined Jun 1, 2010 Messages 637 Reaction score 167 Location Carversville, PA Nov 2, 2015 #7 Looks like Fraxinus Americana from here. Any borers (not emerald) present in the cambrium? Looks good.
Looks like Fraxinus Americana from here. Any borers (not emerald) present in the cambrium? Looks good.
pwoller ArboristSite Guru Joined Aug 17, 2009 Messages 808 Reaction score 235 Location Indiana Nov 3, 2015 #8 No borers present but of course it has the typical signs of the EAB under the bark. Just curious how do you tell Green from White Ash without leaves?
No borers present but of course it has the typical signs of the EAB under the bark. Just curious how do you tell Green from White Ash without leaves?
Dustyw ArboristSite Operative Joined Jan 1, 2010 Messages 233 Reaction score 218 Location ohio Nov 8, 2015 #9 I'll admit I don't know my ash trees, but this one has some pink in it, and I was told its a green ash
I'll admit I don't know my ash trees, but this one has some pink in it, and I was told its a green ash
Mike Van Addicted to ArboristSite AS Supporting Member. Joined Nov 25, 2007 Messages 2,238 Reaction score 591 Location Kent Ct. USA Nov 8, 2015 #10 I never saw [ha ha] pink ash before -
Dustyw ArboristSite Operative Joined Jan 1, 2010 Messages 233 Reaction score 218 Location ohio Nov 8, 2015 #11 It's all pink inside!!
BoBDoG2o02 ArboristSite Operative Joined Oct 15, 2015 Messages 247 Reaction score 228 Location Lancaster, PA Nov 8, 2015 #12 Dustyw said: It's all pink inside!! Click to expand... It was only a matter of time until we went there....
Dustyw said: It's all pink inside!! Click to expand... It was only a matter of time until we went there....