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What does American oak look like?
American oak refers to several different native American species of oak tree. They all look like oak trees and you can tell them apart by the shape of their leaves.
What does the leaf of pioson oak look like?
Like an oak leaf, but growing right out of the ground.
What does Zeus' oak look like?
Like regular hulking oak trees. Zeus's oak is a big, thriving, oak tree, symbolizing wisdom and long life.
Does oak pine or birch burn faster?
Dry, seasoned and resinous pine wood burns fastest.
What does a Oak Grove Panther look like?
An Oak Grove Panther is a member of the Oak Grove High School in Missouri and the mascot of the school and football team is a panther.
What does the oak tree seeds look like?
Seeds of the Oak tree are called 'acorns'.
What are the top two kinds of wood to burn in your home fireplace?
Any kind of hardwood that is seasoned. i.e. oak or walnut that has been seasoned for at least a year.
What does a cypress oak tree seed look like?
Go to Google Images, and type in cypress oak tree seeds
What does live oak look like?
The live oak tree is Georgia's state tree. It looks like a regular tree but it has a huge top with thousands of leaves.
How old were the oak trees used to build HMS Victory?
A mature oak takes a minimum of 100 years to develop and Victory's timbers were seasoned for 14 years prior to build.
What is the weight of green Oak wood in lb per cubic foot?
I have just weighed a large piece of green oak and it is approx 1000Kg per cubic metre. But this figure will vary widle due to the density and the moisture content of the timber. We supply green oak buildings and there has allways been a difference in weight of pieces of oak of the same size. Hope this helps
How is white oak to burn in a wood stove?
Seasoned (dry) white oak may be one of the BEST woods you can use. Oak, hickory, and ash wood have high heat values, low creosote production, and long lasting coals. Good stuff!
