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Probably a Bald Cypress

I have the Worx 56v trimmer/edger. I'll never go back to gas. I live on a corner lot, 1/4 acre. I'm able to do the yard 2x before needing to switch batteries out.

Running a heat pump here. Last bill was $230.00. 2400 sf split level, t-stat at 67f.. Burn my Buck 74 in lower lvl at night for supplemental and all day weekends. Heat pump is a newer Lennox 21 seer two stage

That salmon colored wood is for sure Honey Locust

looks like a Locust borer

Ok. You are right. Those are a vine. My bad

I see lots of Poplar leaves on that 3rd pic.

Poplar

I agree on Elm, no way that is Black Locust.

I have a split lvl home with my Buck 75 in the lower lvl. I use a small 9" fan at the top of the stairs blowing towards the stove. You can feel the warm air coming up the stairs as you walk down.

That'll work :)

Pull that split, split it, and check it with the grain

Doesn't look like Mulberry to me. I say Elm

Thornless Honey Locust

Ge rid of all that mulch.

great stacks

Split that Hackberry asap. It rots fast if left in the round

Awesome firewood you got there. I burned quite a bit of Mulberry this Winter.

I started using these, they seem to be holding up good http://www.samsclub.com/sams/10-pk-nitrile-dipped-grease-monkey/prod7480197.ip?sprodId=prod7480197&_requestid=120043

Wood for 2014-2015? Six months seasoning?