Hardwood

Any firewood that comes from deciduous trees (trees that lose their leaves in the fall and winter) are hardwoods.

BEST USED FOR:

• Primary heating of a home or business
• A longer-lasting burn
• Great for resort fireplaces

COMMON LOCAL SPECIES OF HARDWOOD:

• Ash, aspen, paper birch, red maple, red oak, sugar maple, tamarack

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Softwood

Any firewood that comes from coniferous or evergreen trees (trees that keep their needles through winter) are softwoods.

BEST USED FOR:

• Recreational (i.e. campfires)
• A faster, shorter burn
• Kindling (it is easier to ignite than hardwoods)

COMMON LOCAL SPECIES OF SOFTWOOD:

• Balsam fir, black spruce, red pine, white pine, white spruce

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Bundles

• Bundles are currently available for purchase at either Whole Foods Co-op locations in Duluth.
• Please call 218-464-9663 or email [email protected] for wholesale bundle inquiries.

"Age appears to be best in four things: old wood best to burn, old wine to drink, old friends to trust, and old authors to read.”

- FRANCIS BACON