Tag Archives: North American woods
5 Mountain Mahogany Uses That Inspire
Explore five practical uses of mountain mahogany: wildlife forage, traditional medicine, hardwood tools, erosion control, and xeriscaping.
Red Alder: 7 Amazing Uses You Need to Know
From boosting soil nitrogen to fine furniture and mild smoking wood, red alder is a versatile tree for gardeners, woodworkers, and cooks.
Silver Leaf Maple: 5 Must-Have Picks
Discover five must-have Silver Leaf Maple picks: investment coins, bulk packs, craft charms, plus simple tree facts to help you choose.
Black Alder: 5 Uses You’ll Love
Explore five ways to use black alder: improve soil, support wetlands, craft wood projects, make natural dyes, and try traditional remedies.
Hardwood Trees: 7 Varieties to Know
A quick guide to seven hardwood trees—black cherry, red oak, chestnut, butternut (Juglans cinerea), black walnut, maple, and catalpa. Learn wood traits, wildlife value, and planting tips.
Oregon Ash: 7 Fascinating Facts to Discover
Quick guide to the Oregon ash: ID, habitat, wildlife benefits, flood tolerance, threats such as Ash Creek pollution, and restoration steps.
Striped Maple: 7 Must-Know Buying Tips
7 clear tips for buying striped maple (Acer pensylvanicum). Learn to pick healthy stock, match shade and soil, and enjoy bark, blooms, and wildlife value.
Aliso Wood: 5 Amazing Facts
From the park's history and protected open space to local wildlife and community planning, these five facts make Aliso Wood worth a closer look.
Cherrybark Oak: 5 Reasons to Buy
From high-value timber to fast growth and abundant acorns, the cherrybark oak gives shade, wildlife support, and easy care. Planting and ID tips included.
Mockernut Hickory: 5 Amazing Benefits
From rich, buttery nuts to tough, lasting wood, the mockernut hickory supports wildlife, cooks, and healers. Learn simple uses, health facts, and growing tips.
