Today, from our own Southern forests as well as from our ever-expanding International Hardwood Resource, Anderson-Tully provides the finest quality hardwood products available, consistently meeting the highest expectations of our customers worldwide.

Cottonwood Our largest species by volume, Cottonwood is a favored alternative to Poplar because of its lighter weight and similar grain pattern. Cottonwood is in high demand in Europe and Asia, where it is known as White Poplar. Used in furniture panels and parts, shutters, interior doors, lineal molding, caskets, and other fine products, Cottonwood has a low tendency to split when nailed, glues well, and can be stained to resemble more expensive woods such as Cherry. »more » Click Here for Printable Cottonwood Species Sheet

Hackberry As the largest producer of Hackberry in the United States, Anderson-Tully has perfected the process of maintaining the wood’s natural white color. Our second largest species in production volume, Hackberry is frequently used as a substitute for Ash in the manufacture of furniture and cabinetry. »more » Click Here for Printable Hackberry Species Sheet

Pecan Widely found in the lower Mississippi River Valley, Pecan is popular for its natural beauty, bird pecks, rustic appearance, and striking similarity to Walnut when stained. Pecan is used in premium furniture, flooring, cabinetry, sporting goods, tool handles, caskets, and moldings. »more » Click Here for Printable Pecan Species Sheet

Poplar Early settlers chose Poplar for its easy workability when building their homes and furniture. Today it is commonly used in furniture and furniture veneers, as well as for moldings and millwork, sidings, musical instruments, crates, pallets, and containers. »more » Click Here for Printable Poplar Species Sheet

Red Oak The most versatile and widely used of all hardwoods, Red Oak is used for flooring, furniture, molding, millwork, paneling, caskets, tools, railroad crossties, and construction timber. »more » Click Here for Printable Red Oak Species Sheet

Sweetgum This highly convincing substitute for Cherry and Walnut is used for furniture, veneer, plywood, doors, paneling, molding, cabinetry, crates, and railroad ties. »more » Click Here for Printable Sweetgum Species Sheet

Sycamore Ideal for chopping blocks, church pews, handles, interior trim, and furniture, Sycamore’s color, bending qualities, and grain pattern make it an excellent alternative to less available Beech. »more » Click Here for Printable Sycamore Species Sheet

White Ash Also known as Green Ash, White Ash is a favorite hardwood for cabinetry and well-built furniture. Firm texture in baseball bats, thicker-soft texture in electric guitars. »more » Click Here for Printable White Ash Species Sheet

White Oak White Oak is a very hard, heavy wood with wood rays longer and more prominent than Red Oak. It is used in furniture, flooring, moldings, paneling, timbers, and caskets. »more » Click Here for Printable White Oak Species Sheet

Willow Willow’s attractive and pronounced patterns make it a fine substitute for Walnut. It is commonly used in furniture, cabinetry, molding, and paneling. »more » Click Here for Printable Willow Species Sheet