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Even though I don't suffer from trypophobia, I'm still finding the the Banksia Pod to be the stuff of nightmares. https://www.wood-database.com/banksia-pod/
I recently stumbled on an 'egg collection' for wood. This is almost literally what it sounds like - a huge collection of images of egg-shaped pieces of timber, that really shows off the colour and grain. A focus on Australian timbers, of course, but that's no bad thing as we're otherwise often poorly represented.
nitpick, website with footer and infinite scroll not good. :D
Wish I could submit entries as I love using Western Juniper (Juniperus occidentalis) for yard projects like garden boxes and swingsets. Great option for folks in the Pacific Northwest. It's effectively an invasive species in its natural habitat though because of forest mismanagement! https://www.snwwood.com/channels/website/documents/restorati... Update: found it! Submitting: https://www.wood-database.com/donating-wo…
Juniper is fantastic for raised beds. I usually get it at Dunn Lumber in the spring (Seattle area).
nitpick, website with footer and infinite scroll not good. :D
nitpick, website with footer and infinite scroll not good. :D
This is an excellent resource. I recently stumbled on an 'egg collection' for wood. This is almost literally what it sounds like - a huge collection of images of egg-shaped pieces of timber, that really shows off the colour and grain. A focus on Australian timbers, of course, but that's no bad thing as we're otherwise often poorly represented. https://ttit.id.au/eggpage/alleggs.htm