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Title: Mesquite Wood
Post by: bats on July 26, 2011, 02:13:10 pm

(I'm hoping anyone who's interested in this can contact me offlist.)

I'm new here, with the express purpose of "recycling/reimagining" my gardening efforts.  We finished pruning our mesquite, and we've got wood. Some of the wood is fresh, some very old/dead and dry. Most of it IS ready to smoke or grill with right now. I have:
1 box small twigs
1 box medium twigs/small branches
several medium branches (about 2' long)
several long branches (4' long, 1-1/2" diameter).

I've tried giving it away on Craigslist and on Freecycle, but to no avail.  I'm hoping some BBQer might have a use for it.  (And we're likely to have some very dry lemon tree wood soon, too.)

We're in central Tucson, 1 mile east of the UA campus.

Title: Re: Mesquite Wood
Post by: azkitch on July 26, 2011, 04:36:25 pm

Lemon tree, very pretty...and the lemon flower is sweet!
I spurn Mesquite, but I'd love to give lemon wood a shot. If I lived about 110 miles closer! Someone will bite...

Title: Re: Mesquite Wood
Post by: n2dabluebbq on August 13, 2011, 09:34:33 pm

i would have taken it if i lived as close as dave. haha!
but from here, its a bit far.