Lumber Sales

We sell many kinds of lumber, in many different species and formats. Come see our huge, ever-changing selection!

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Types of Lumber

We typically carry a large supply of the following types of lumber:

Dimensional boards in multiple thicknesses, widths, and lengths
Mantel pieces
Wide slabs
Table leg blanks (2x2, 3x3, and 4x4 rift-sawn leg stock)

The vast majority of our wood grows within 25 miles of our location, and some of it grows on our farm. We do our best to maintain a wide selection of wood species, including native species and ornamental varieties. Though our inventory changes over time, we typically have some wood available from the following species and varieties:

Yellow Pine

(loblolly, Virginia, mountain, shortleaf, & longleaf pine)

Red Cedar

(eastern red cedar)

Leyland Cypress

(ornamental tree)

White Oak

(eastern white oak, post oak)

Yellow Poplar

(tulip tree, rainbow poplar)

Hard Maple

(planted as ornamentals; sugar maple, black maple, hybrids)

Walnut

(black walnut)

Hickory

(multiple species)

Hackberry

(hackberry and sugarberry are similar)

Persimmon

(American persimmon)

Pear

(bradford pear)

Chinaberry

(ornamental)

Other occasional varieties include honey locust, beech, basswood, sassafrass, osage orange, catawba, spruce, palmetto, pawlonia, and eucalyptus.

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Live-edge boards
Charcuterie and craft pieces (short lumber in random shapes and sizes)
Posts (supply intermittent) such as 4x4, 4x6, and 6x6”
Carving and turning blanks (green or dry), including burls and burly wood

White Pine

(eastern white pine)

White Cedar

(arborvitae, eastern white cedar)

Baldcypress

Ash

(multiple species)

Red Maple

(including ambrosia maple and many color/figuring patterns)

Box Elder

(ash-leaf maple; including bright red “flame box elder”)

Cherry

(black cherry, sometimes ornamental varieties)

Pecan

Magnolia

(various species)

Tupelo

(black tupelo / black gum / sour gum)

Chestnut

(Chinese chestnut)

Sycamore

(including quarter-sawn)

Hemlock

(eastern or Carolina)

Deodar Cedar

(native to India, but planted widely as an ornamental)

Red Oak

(southern red, northern red, water oak, willow oak, etc.)

Sweetgum

Silver Maple

Elm

(including red elm, Siberian elm)

Holly

(American holly, sometimes ornamental varieties)

Birch

(river birch)

Mulberry