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Elm is tough wood, especially trunk chunks New Englanders favor maple, beech or ash Sharon Whitehurst writes: Jim agrees about the toughness of elm wood. He says that the larger limb wood from this tree has been agreeable to splitting, but the large chunks from the trunk have taken some muscle. Fortunately Jim enjoys "working up" a wood supply!Comments re article 41442 Huge elm Tough to cut even harder to split This story was posted on 2010-12-28 21:16:33
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