We have a small weeping cherry in our front yard that for some reason suffered very badly in the winter. All of the old wood at the top failed to resprout, but new growth is visible at the top of the trunk. However it will take years to become a reasonable specimen again, and I want to remove it. Is there any way I can use the wood?
It is about 7 foot tall and 7” in diameter. I have no kiln or way to dry large pieces of wood, and I would rather not have the possibility of termites attacking it if I left it outside near the house or in the garage. I just have no idea how wood moves from a tree to my workshop (shame on me!)
Thanks,
Phil
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