At Bruce Peachee’s home in the Richmond area of Virginia, flames from oak and hickory usually flicker in a conventional fireplace. “I know that it is not as efficient as a stove or wood ...

Even though today we have the modern conveniences of central heat and insulated houses, fireplaces ... of the best local wood to burn includes oak (all species), ash, hickory, maple, dogwood ...

One tree to look for is Ash since it is a heavy wood that burns good and has low moisture content. If you would like to burn trees that are known to have a good fragrance, then try to cut down apple, ...

Fireplaces are a cozy feature to have ... While you can burn any untreated wood, choices like oak, hickory, and walnut produce significantly more ash than fir or pine. Mix in the wood ash about ...

Sometimes we mix in a little pecan, but oak and hickory mostly. We cut the wood and put the wood in the burn box and the wood turns into these great, hot coals. We burn the wood down because when ...

You might hear about alder, apple, peach, and beech wood on barbecue television shows, but in Texas we smoke with mesquite, oak, pecan, and hickory. I talked to several wood suppliers and ...

For gardeners who heat their homes in winter using stoves or fireplaces ... Hardwoods, including oak, maple, ash, hickory, sycamore, walnut, apple, and cherry, burn hotter and longer.

For gardeners who heat their homes in winter using stoves or fireplaces ... Hardwoods, including oak, maple, ash, hickory, sycamore, walnut, apple and cherry, burn hotter and longer.