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kiln dried
Lights quickly
smells great
Sustainable
forestry
Long burning
Piñon pine is a favorite of most chiminea or fireplace users for its pleasant aroma, which helps to repel mosquitoes and other flying insects. In the Southwest, piñon is a common fireplace and stove wood. It keeps an active flame, produces good heat, and burns much longer than other softwoods.
PIÑON
Features of Piñon Firewood
kiln dried
Lights quickly
smells great
sustainable
forestry
Repels bugs
Juniper
If you are a fan of piñon, then you should definitely try Juniper, as well! Like piñon, juniper is a great-smelling wood that brings to mind a desert campfire in the Navajo Country. The wood lights fast and easy, crackles a fair bit but burns hot and with great colors. A member of the cedar family, juniper can have a deep red or purple heartwood and strippy bark, making it a very attractive element of your porch or hearth.
Features of Juniper Firewood