Alligator Juniper Juniper is from Arizona’s high country. This wood is wonderfully fragrant with a cedar like aroma – burning or not!  Medium hardness, good mixer.  Alligator juniper is excellent in the fireplace or backyard fire pit with a cozy lively fire with crackle,  pop and  pleasant aroma.  Used by many of  Arizona's elite resorts. Arizonans love this wood!

Pecan A great wood for cooking, bbq smoking and fireplaces. One of the better hardwoods that burns with very little smoke. A great mixer to burn with other aromatic woods. Pecan seldom disappoints and is the choice of many professional chefs for grilling, smoking and in pizza ovens.

Shaggy Bark Juniper (Utah Juniper or cedar) slightly less expensive than Alligator Juniper with all the same burning qualities. The "shaggy bark" provides a built in kindling for starting the fire. Medium hardness, clean burning and good mixer with any hardwood.

Mesquite Slow burning hardwood. Excellent for grilling and smoking a very popular wood with valley steakhouses.  Tends to be too smoky for fireplaces and camp fires

Mixed Hardwood  Mulberry, Eucalyptus, Ash, Olive and Pine (for starter). Good local hardwood mix (no aroma)