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Summit wood is native to small pockets of land in the north Midlands area. It is widely sort after and can come in a wide variety of colours, densities and smells. It is more often than not found in bargain buckets in shops who need to sell off their off cuts. It has a very short flowering period, in spring around early April and can have spectacular flowers. Reputedly the wood that Geppetto used to make Pinnochios facial features.

[QUOTE="Neil, post: 82545, member: 120"] Summit wood is native to small pockets of land in the north Midlands area. It is widely sort after and can come in a wide variety of colours, densities and smells. It is more often than not found in bargain buckets in shops who need to sell off their off cuts. It has a very short flowering period, in spring around early April and can have spectacular flowers. Reputedly the wood that Geppetto used to make Pinnochios facial features. [/QUOTE]

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