Basswood

American basswood natural resource stewardship, The american basswood (tilia americana) is the only member of the genus tilia native to iowa. the name basswood came from a use made by native americans of using its fibrous, tough inner bark or "bast" for making cords, thongs and ropes. pioneers dubbed it "bastwood" leading to its common name of today. its other common name is american linden..

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Basswood – characteristics tilia wood, Basswood (tilia lime tree) famous widespread tree originating north america europe. wood structure soft grain texture consistent fine, basswood wood choice woodworkers interested carving sculpting.. Tilia americana - wikipedia, The american basswood medium-sized large deciduous tree reaching height 18 37 (60 120 ft) exceptionally 39 (128 ft) trunk diameter 1–1.5 (3–5 ft) maturity. grows faster north american hardwoods, annual growth rate american beech birch species. life expectancy 200 years, flowering seeding. Basswood • rare woods sa, Basswood’ color ranges pale -white pale yellow, light muted brown. species excellent strength--weight ratio, lack density susceptible damage excessive weight..

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