Hi all,
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Why is it that some of the Vic ash wood is redder, and some more pale white?
What are the varieties here?
Thanks for help
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Hi all,
A9-EE8-BE8-E723-48-A1-ADB1-921993-D3-A9-BE — ImgBB
Why is it that some of the Vic ash wood is redder, and some more pale white?
What are the varieties here?
Thanks for help
The two varieties are E. Regnans and E. Delegatensis.
Yep, and the same two species plus messmate - E obliqua - makes up Tasmanian Oak.
Should say "theoretically" as it is an "industry secret" that other species of eucalypts get mixed into the blend.
When I buy Tas Oak, I try to select the messmate as I prefer its slightly darker colour and hardness - others have different ideas.
commercial vic ash is actually multiple similar species. depends on latitude, forest density, individual habit and soil.... like people we are all a bit different.