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White Oak grows in the eastern half of the United States and Southeast Canada. The sapwood is whitish to light brown and the heartwood is light brown to a rich dark brown. With its...

Commonly named for the region that it grows. Southern Red Oak, Northern Red Oak, and Appalachian Red Oak are all part of the Red Oak family. Red Oak grows in the eastern half of the United...

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In the lumber industry, Pecan, Pignut, and Butternut are all common names for Hickory. The color varies from almost white sapwood to a dark brown to pinkish heartwood. Most people are drawn...

This species offers a straight grain and a consistent medium pink color that can be finished to resemble other fine wood species. Red Grandis is a top-quality solid wood product. It is...

Yellow Cypress is also referred to as Bald Cypress. It grows in the Southeastern United States and contains a yellow to yellowish-red color. The springwood is soft and hard summerwood that...

Cherry grows in the eastern half of the United States. The sapwood is nearly white with a pinkish to dark red heartwood. Cherry is used for interior applications and has a fine, straight...

Aromatic Cedar grows in the eastern half of the United States. It contains very little of the white sapwood with the majority of the tree being a purplish-to-red heartwood. Aromatic Cedar...

White Birch, Sweet Birch, and Yellow Birch are all members of the group that is collectively known in North America as Birch. Birch grows in the United States and Canada. It has a fine...