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For the next 4 days we’re offering 20% off all our wood veneer sheets. This is the first time that all 258 SKUs are discounted, giving you the freedom to choose any size or back option that suits your project needs. Use code “GL20” at checkout to save 20% off. The sale ends at Midnight PST on Friday, June 2nd. https://t.co/VFvVRWKDWr
Tall and graceful – often growing together to form a canopied dome – the European Ash is a resilient, rapidly growing tree that has always been an important species from a utilitarian standpoint.
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Strong, beautiful, easy to work, and economical — White Oak is as popular today as it was back in the American colonies. And not just for shipbuilding or as wine and whiskey barrels.
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Renowned for its often swirling burl patterns and unique colors, Olive Ash can also appear more straight grained. And when it does, the stripes created by the dark-on-light patterning draw intriguing comparisons to Zerbrawood.
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White Ash is characterized by a natural, light and bright appearance that blends into almost any environment. Overall, it’s a light to medium brown color, with beige to light brown sapwood that can be very wide, though often not clearly demarcated from the darker heartwood.
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Anigre is a lustrous yellow or golden color that tends to darken to a more golden brown with age. While the heartwood is a light yellowish-brown, sometimes with a pinkish hue, the sapwood is not well defined.
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Today, “Western Alder” or “Oregon Alder” as its also known, is a pioneer species that commonly invades newly bared soils after landslides, logging, or fire. It grows fast, quickly improving soils and making sites more amenable for longer-living conifers.
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Not only are trees the largest plants on Earth, they’re also the most vital — for virtually every lifeform on the planet. They provide oxygen, store carbon, and provide life-sustaining ecosystems for animals, other plants, and, yes, humans. #conservation https://t.co/FHSONGaJ9G