It all begins in Mexico at our sawmill. We mill and kiln dry some of the finest and by far, the largest mesquite lumber available.   Click here to see the size of this log!!!

See for yourself the width of our mesquite lumber. PHOTO This slab is 16 1/2 inches in width. Also view our Raw Mesquite Album and our Sample Photos to see for yourself the beauty of Mesquite.

We import some of the finest mesquite lumber, burls and turning blocks available. We also import Argentine black mesquite, honey mesquite, and 9 other exotics from Argentina. Please email for further information. We also offer some other fine exotic hard woods such as Sabicu, Tesota and Garmbullo

Popular uses for mesquite lumber: Doors, cabinets, flooring, pistol blanks, rifle stock, furniture, molding, mantels, dowels and mirrors. Mesquite lumber is an excellent wood choice for both interior and exterior purposes. We have created some beautiful mesquite cutting boards that would enhance any kitchen. Take a look at some of our cutting boards.

For interior use the figure in mesquite lumber adds beauty to any room.    Look at the beauty our Mesquite Flooring adds to this room!   And mesquite lumber is durable enough to last a lifetime. For exterior use mesquite lumber not only adds beauty, but stability due to its strength as a hardwood.

We take allot of pride in our Mesquite and work hard to create beautiful bookmatched slabs ideal for making custom entry doors and cabinets.    Take a look at some of our bookmatched slabs!    Mesquite lumber is available in 4/4, 8/4, and 12/4 slabs, and in lengths up to 7' (feet). (Any mesquite lumber order for lengths greater than 7' (feet) is a special order item.) We also offer s4s and s2s mesquite lumber. Turning blocks in various different sizes. Mesquite pen blanks, pistol grips and gun stock. Check our available sizes here!

We do offer mesquite plywood and veneer upon special order only. Half down is required for these items.Mesquite Plywood  Call me at these numbers - Office 520-642-9663 or Cell 520-247-8698  or email me at woodnut@vtc.net  for more information.

Surf through Siempre Mezquite and learn some history on the various wood types we offer. While you are here please let us know what you thought of our site and how we could improve it.   Email Webmaster

Here is a quick history of Mesquite:

Mesquite description as listed at (Encyclopedia.com)

Mesquite
Pronounced As: miskt, meskt , any plant of the genus Prosopis, leguminous spiny trees or shrubs of the family Leguminosae ( pulse family), native to tropical and subtropical regions. The seed pods of P. juliflora, a common mesquite, contain a sweet pulp eaten by numerous mammals, including domestic livestock. The mesquite still provides a staple food for many people in Mexico, who grind the bean pod into meal for bread and also use it to make a fermented beverage. The flowers are an excellent honey source. The stems yield a gum somewhat like gum arabic; the very durable wood is valued for fence posts and fuel. The charcoal of the wood is used for grilling foods. Mesquites, which grow in barren sites unsuited to most crops, are good water indicators; their roots may penetrate 50 to 60 ft (15-18 m) into the earth to find moisture. Mesquites are a characteristic part of the vegetation in arid western regions of the Americas (e.g., the chaparral of the SW United States). Mesquite is classified in the division Magnoliophyta, class Magnoliopsida, order Rosales, family Leguminosae.

Now Accepting Credit Cards      and Q-Chex