The wood of broom plants, or wood gathered from broom shrubs for fuel or other purposes.
From broom + wood (Old English 'wudu', wood or forest). Describes both the material and its uses.
Broomwood was historically valuable—burning broom wood in fireplaces was common, and the dense wood was used for small crafted items, showing how our ancestors used every part of useful plants.
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