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Wowee! Figured Claro Walnut Sale
Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsii) is a unique species from the Pacific Coast of the USA. We're fortunate that the wood grows right around the area whe...
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40% Off Port Orford Cedar
Port Orford Cedar is a large, aromatic Cedar tree that is native to Oregon and California. It was first discovered near the city of Port Orford, Or...
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Pernambuco Lumber Sale!
Brazil wood or Pernambuco is a rare exotic hardwood that is a burnt reddish-orange color. It is noteworthy that Brazil was named after this wood du...
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Ok, We'll Share! Camphor Burl Sale
Camphor Burl, Cinnamomum camphora, is a rare burl from Southeast Asia that is highly prized. Camphor burl is very stable, requiring little special ...
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Tropical Lychee Lumber!
Southeast Asian Rambutan, Nephelium lappaceum, is a medium-sized tropical tree that grows within about 10 degrees of the Equator. The fruit produce...
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Premiere of Peruvian Pepperwood Burl
Peruvian Pepper wood, Schinus molle, is a small evergreen tree native to the Peruvian Andes that only grows to heights of 25- 40 ft. with diameters...
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Curly Eastern Maple Sale!
Acer saccharum (translated sugary) refers to the sweet sap that maple sugar is derived from. It is known as Hard Rock Maple, Sweet Maple, White Map...
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Cottonwood Burl Turning Sale!
California Cottonwood, Populus fremontii, is a large growing species native to California and several other Southwestern States. Occasionally there...
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Don't Drool Too Much!
Khaya, or African Mahogany, (Khaya ivorensis) is a beautiful hardwood species from equatorial West Africa. It is similar in appearance and working ...
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BIG Redwood Lace Burl Sale!
Redwood is in the family of the largest living trees that have ever been on planet earth! Coastal redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) are the tallest t...
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