Wood from comgreserv

[stuffy]

Thanks to Darren for this load.
Your a top bloke.!
:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

Cape Lilac, Jacaranda, Fiddlewood and Bunya Pine.
It sure makes a change from turning dusty old Jarrah.

[artme]

I am envious Stuffy!!

That is a good haul so all power to you.

Do you have a Latin name for Cape Lilac???

[Sawdust Maker]

Envious!

I'm down right jealous! :(

[stuffy]

I am envious Stuffy!!

That is a good haul so all power to you.

Do you have a Latin name for Cape Lilac???

Thanks Artme.
Don't Know the latin name but I think it's called something else over there. I've heard a different common name but I can't remember it atm.:-
I think it comes from South Africa, hence the "cape" name.
:)

[stuffy]

Found this:


Cape lilac/white cedar
Melia azedarach
MELIACEAE
Form: Spreading, deciduous medium-sized tree. During spring small white and purple, sweetly scented flowers cover the tree. The small leaves fall in early autumn to reveal yellow berries.

:)

[Picko]

White Cedar is a common street tree around here (never heard it called Cape Lilac). Turns easily but wear a mask when sanding. I,ve got something made from it - will do photo tomorrow.

Picko

[Nai84]

Thanks to Darren for this load.
Your a top bloke.!
:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

Cape Lilac, Jacaranda, Fiddlewood and Bunya Pine.
It sure makes a change from turning dusty old Jarrah.

Hey Stuffy

Here Here to DARREN thanks for my share aswell
and thanks for cutting it up for me Stuffy as I would had truoble with no chain saw and all so thanks you are both top blokes in my book :2tsup::2tsup::2tsup::2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

Nai

[artme]

Thanks for the info all.

I don't know that White Cedar does come from Sth.Africa. Always thought it was native.

Never mind . It is a good timber to turn.