Hevea Wood (Rubberwood) Hevea Wood (Hevea brasiliensis) is commonly known as Rubberwood, Plantation hardwood, Parawood, Malaysian oak. It is low-density hardwood and native to brazil but extensively cultivated in Asia. Before the 20th century, rubberwood was rarely used for making furniture Because the wood was prone to be affected by fungus and insects. But in … Read more
Dogwood Dogwood (Cornus florida) is a genus of about 30–60 species. It is native to eastern North America and northern Mexico. Some common Flowering species are Kousa dogwood, Pacific dogwood, and many more. Some of these are deciduous woody species or shrubs. Dogwoods have a lifespan of 70 to 80 years. Magnolia Magnolia is known … Read more
As an Amazon Associate timberblogger.com earns from qualifying purchases Wood burning is a wonderful art. This is an old art but It’s still in trend. People like to do and love to keep wood burning arts. In the earlier times(17th century), wood-burning was done by metal implements heated in a fire or even sunlight concentrated … Read more
Box Elder Box elder(Acer negundo) is also called boxelder maple, Manitoba maple, or ash-leaved maple. It is a fast-growing tree and native to North America. The box elder tree is found in almost every area of the United States. These trees have brittle, weak wood. Trees break easily in the wind. Box elder can grow … Read more
Buckeye The Buckeye tree is medium-sized growing. Commonly known as horse chestnut. They are native to North America. Its species range in size from 6- to 8-foot shrubs to massive 60-foot shade trees. It has more than 20 species. But only 6 to 9 woody flowering species are famous. It is a tree-producing nut. Buckeyes … Read more
White spruce White spruce(Picea glauca) is one of the famous large coniferous evergreen trees. It is also known as Canadian spruce, skunk spruce, cat spruce, Black Hills spruce, western white spruce, Alberta white spruce, and Porsild spruce. Picea glauca is softwood, softwood simply denotes woods that are soft. Their density is less than hardwood. Black … Read more