• Random widths and lengths
• Grows from southeastern Canada throughout the eastern half of the United States; commercially in New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia
• Heartwood varies from light to dark reddish brown and has a distinctive luster
• White sapwood is narrow in old-growth trees and wider in second-growth trees
• Uniform in texture, moderately heavy, strong, stiff, and moderately hard
• Note: Quantity ordered refers to board feet
| Grade |
FAS |
| Size |
4/4 |
| Species |
Cherry |
