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Certain hardwoods, such as oak, teak, and mahogany, take significantly longer to grow compared to softer woods like pine or fir. For instance, oak trees can take several decades to reach maturity, often 50 years or more, while teak may take 20 to 30 years before it can be harvested. These hardwoods are valued for their durability and aesthetic qualities, which are a result of their longer growth periods.
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Pros: -Cheaper -More enviromentally friendly as it takes less time to grow -sustainable because you can plant another tree in the place of the one you chop down Cons -Weaker than hard wood -lasts less longer than hardwood as it is easily broken Your welcome, Nihal Afsheen
