A giant cedar elm fell in a neighbor's yard and is mine for the taking. I've seen some mixed messages on whether elm is good for smoking. Anyone out there used cedar elm and care to report?
Thanks,
Mike in Austin
Thanks,
Mike in Austin
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Cedar elm?
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According to a Texas native plants website (http://nativeplantproject.tripod.com/cedar_elm.htm), it's called cedar elm b/c it grows together w/ the mountain cedars (which are really junipers, not cedars) in the Hill Country. It's in the same family as American Elm, not cedar.
I live in the French Place (Cherrywood) neighborhood just east of the UT campus. Lots of big old trees over here and I've let a bunch of neighbors know that I happily trade brisket for wood!
I live in the French Place (Cherrywood) neighborhood just east of the UT campus. Lots of big old trees over here and I've let a bunch of neighbors know that I happily trade brisket for wood!
Give it a test burn and see what it smells like then. I'm out in Oak Hill when I actually get the time to spend the night in Austin.
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