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Parenchyma : generally not visible, even with magnification, though sometimes diffuse-in-aggregates parenchyma is present Since the bush responds well to pruning, the classic use of boxwood is in neatly trimmed hedges. But the smaller, slower-growing types also look great in containers: Install a couple in two urns and display them at an entrance where you want a tasteful, symmetrical design. Alder is graded very highly as lumber goes and you can get a glossy finish to this wood, which adds to its good looks. Applications of Light Wood

Porosity : diffuse porous; growth rings usually visible from latewood zones having slightly darker fibers and a slightly lower frequency of pores Boxwood leaf miners, scale insects, lesion nematodes, caterpillars and mites can be a problem; treat with organic neem oil or insecticidal spray. They can also be susceptible to powdery mildew, Pythium root rot, canker and leaf spots. Boxwood blight is a serious problem in many states. See below for more information and planting alternatives. Deer resistance:

Leaves affected by boxwood blight. Photo Courtesy of A. Windham / University of Tennessee. What is boxwood blight? Boxwood’s ability to hold crisp details in carvings and lathe work, in combination with its uniform color and silky-fine texture truly make it a classic. Douglas fir is a much sought-after wood in the construction business, particularly for framing. It is a softwood that has a smooth texture but it has adequate strength for making boxes out of it. You can use light wood in a living room for making bookshelves, coffee tables, bookcases, and wooden flooring. Fixing it with neutral tones is possible in a living room or you can even add contrast against darker colors as a daring move. In the Kitchen Woodworkers will always be comfortable using lightweight wood that is easy to work with. There is a general misconception because lightwood is softer, it is not as strong as heavier wood. There are many light kinds of wood that are sufficiently strong as well. Mahogany and pinewood are prime examples of light woods that are strong. Why do we need light wood?

You can use light wood in different areas of your home. You can also vary the styles from rustic to classic or modernistic, according to the way you use the wood. Color/Appearance: Color tends to be a light cream to yellow, which tends to darken slightly with prolonged exposure to light. Sapwood not distinct from heartwood.Among lightweight woods, walnut is a bit of a wildcard entry on this list. It is one of the expensive options in the wood among hardwoods, but it is surprisingly light. So, we felt compelled to include walnut wood in this list of the lightest types of wood.