Black Limba and White Limba Grow on the Same Tree
Black Limba and White Limba are not different species. Both come from Terminalia superba; the heartwood naturally ranges from creamy or yellow-brown to wood containing dramatic, nearly black streaks.
Surprising takeaway: “Black” describes the coloration, not a separate tree. One Limba log—or even one large blank—can transition from quiet pale grain to bold dark figure.
