What Wood is This?

[orificiam]

Hi everyone I came across a big pile of wood on the footpath on way home.
so been a good citizen I asked the owner if it was OK to help Myself to it.
ended up with bootful of future bowls.
I've seen this type of trees planted on nature strips, but don't know what it is.
hope someone here can help'
Thanks in advance.Cheers Tony.:):)

[TTIT]

Could be just about anything from that picTony - some good pics of the leaves and/or flowers would help :U

[DJ’s Timber]

Looks like it could be a Sheoak of some sort :dunno:

[ColW]

The bark reminds me of stringy bark, was it a eucalypt?

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[Rum Pig]

The bark reminds me of stringy bark, was it a eucalypt?

That was my first thought as well

[Ed Reiss]

...if it was here in the states, I'd say some sort of cedar (especially from the look of the bark). No telling what aussie species it is, but it sure does look like you'll be getting some nicely colored turnings from it Tony. :2tsup:

[Gil Jones]

Just a guess, it may be Vic Fog wood.

[rotten_66]

Vic Fog Wood?? Fog as in "found on ground"

[orificiam]

OK Guys here's a couple of pics of similar tree.
Cheers Tony.:):)

[ColW]

Got me. Now it looks like a bottle brush crossed with an
ironbark :?

[mic-d]

I'd say it's a callistemon

Cheers
Michael

[bench1holio]

could it be peppercorn?

[RETIRED]

could it be peppercorn?You could be right. Would be my guess.

[mick61]

POssible callistemon.
Mick :D

P.S. No tree expert

[orificiam]

Thanks Guys I gues I'll ask a nursery person when I get the chance.
Thanks again for the effort.
Cheers Tony.:):)

[Wizened of Oz]

I'd say Agonis flexuosa (Willow myrtle)

[glenn k]

I'd say Agonis flexuosa (Willow myrtle)

I would have said that from the first photo, not many other things have that much included bark

[orificiam]

I'd say Agonis flexuosa (Willow myrtle)

Thanks Everyone
Cheers Tony.:)

[Rookie]

I think it is a eucalypt if my tree lopper is correct. I had one in my front yard and I think he called it a spearmint gum or some such. The orange heartwood is very familiar. It splits like mad, especially the heartwood, so seal it early.

[orificiam]

I think it is a eucalypt if my tree lopper is correct. I had one in my front yard and I think he called it a spearmint gum or some such. The orange heartwood is very familiar. It splits like mad, especially the heartwood, so seal it early.

Thanks John. I've sealed it already.
Cheers Tony.:)