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Yew* |
The yew is a loosend up broad coniferous tree. In the temperate climate zone the yew became very rarly and is therefore protected. It carries berries of bright red colour which are no real berries in botanical sense. In the mountain regions the tree has a particulary high trunk, in the gardens it grows usually low. The wood is auburn in the core, and yellowish in the narrow sapwood. Freshly dried the wood is a little violett, later it changes in a full warm auburn tone. The wood is relativly well to be worked on. |
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chunk of wood
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1 inch = 2,5cm
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squared wood
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Eibe Rundholz Durchmesser von 8-25cm pirce 4,00 – 4,70€/Kg
