iron ore color?

The wood will rust.

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I’m in MN – I understand the color your talking about. The wood from northern MN looks the same as it does everywhere else.

No.

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There’s mineral staining. I have some hard maple that has it. But it doesn’t appear rust is one of the colors:
https://sites.google.com/site/mineralstaininredoak/what-is-mineral-stain

If it did, it would be in a mineral staining kind of effect, maybe gray, since iron is gray. Because of the iron in the soil, my mother had grayish teeth, common in her hometown of St. Leo, MN. The tree picks up whatever is in the water, but chemical reactions won’t necessarily draw a color true from the nutrients.

-- Steven.......Random Orbital Nailer

I wonder if I watered my lawn with blood if I could have red teeth? Something to ponder.

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