Wood Species

Our Wood Selection

Discover the Variety of American Timber.

Flowers Timber Company offers a diverse selection of American hardwoods and softwoods for domestic and international markets. Explore the unique characteristics of our wood species and contact our team to discuss product availability.

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American Hardwoods

Strength, Character & Natural Beauty.

Known for their diverse grain patterns, colors, and performance characteristics, American hardwoods offer options for everything from furniture and cabinetry to flooring and industrial applications.

Wood Species 1

Ash

A strong, flexible hardwood with a prominent grain, commonly used in furniture, flooring, and tool handles.
Wood Species 2

Hickory

An exceptionally hard, resilient wood with dramatic color variation, ideal for flooring and demanding applications.
Wood Species 3

Red Oak

A strong, versatile hardwood with warm tones and distinctive open grain, widely used in flooring and furniture.
Wood Species 4

White Oak

A durable hardwood with subtle grain patterns and excellent moisture resistance, popular for flooring and cabinetry.
Wood Species 5

Tupelo Gum

A fine-textured hardwood with a relatively uniform appearance, often used for carving and specialty products.
Wood Species 6

Yellow Poplar

A lightweight, easily worked hardwood with pale coloring, popular for painted millwork and furniture components.
Wood Species 7

Black Walnut

A premium hardwood prized for its rich brown color, elegant grain, and use in fine furniture and millwork.
Wood Species 8

Persimmon

A dense, hard wood with fine grain, traditionally used for specialty items and precision wood products.
Wood Species 9

Black Locust

An exceptionally durable hardwood with natural decay resistance, often used for posts and outdoor applications.
Wood Species 10

Red Gum

A hardwood with reddish-brown heartwood and attractive grain, used for furniture, veneer, and interior woodwork.
Wood Species 11

Soft Maple

A versatile hardwood with light coloring and a smooth texture, commonly used for cabinetry and furniture.
Wood Species 12

Hard Maple

A dense, light-colored hardwood with a fine grain, valued for cabinetry, flooring, and work surfaces.
Wood Species 13

Cottonwood

A lightweight, pale hardwood with a relatively soft texture, used in pallets, crates, and utility products.
Wood Species 14

Basswood

A lightweight, pale hardwood with a fine texture, favored for carving, millwork, and specialty products.
Wood Species 15

Red Elm

A tough, interlocking-grain hardwood with warm tones, traditionally used for furniture and specialty woodwork.
Wood Species 16

Grey Elm

A hardwood with subtle color variations and an attractive grain pattern, suitable for furniture, woodworking, and interior applications.
Wood Species 17

Hackberry

A light-colored hardwood with a coarse grain, suitable for furniture, millwork, and general woodworking.
Wood Species 18

Osage Orange

An extremely dense, durable hardwood with distinctive yellow-orange coloring, valued for specialty applications.
Wood Species 19

Sap Gum

A pale, relatively uniform wood commonly used in furniture components, plywood, and utility products.
Wood Species 20

Sassafras

A lightweight, aromatic hardwood with a coarse grain, used for furniture, paneling, and specialty woodworking.
Wood Species 21

Sycamore

A light-colored hardwood with distinctive grain patterns, used in furniture, veneer, and decorative applications.

American Softwoods

Versatile Timber for a Range of Applications.

American softwoods offer a variety of strength, workability, and durability characteristics, making them suitable for construction, outdoor projects, and specialty wood products.

Wood Species 22

Red Cedar

An aromatic, naturally durable softwood with rich reddish tones, popular for closets and outdoor applications.
Wood Species 23

Atlantic White Cedar (Juniper)

A lightweight, aromatic softwood with natural resistance to decay, often used for outdoor structures, fencing, and specialty wood products.
Wood Species 24

Bald Cypress

A distinctive softwood valued for its workability and the natural decay resistance of mature heartwood.
Wood Species 25

Southern Yellow Pine

A strong, resinous softwood with prominent grain, widely used in structural framing and general construction.
Wood Species 26

Hemlock

A light-colored softwood with a straight grain, commonly used for framing, paneling, and general lumber.

Looking for a Specific Species?

Find the Right Timber for Your Needs.

From domestic lumber requirements to international hardwood orders, our experienced team can help you explore a wide selection of American wood species and timber products. Whether you’re sourcing materials for a specific project or purchasing in larger quantities, contact Flowers Timber Company to discuss your specifications, product availability, and purchasing needs.

Wide Wood Selection

Explore a diverse range of American hardwoods and softwoods to find the right species for your needs.

Product Availability

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