Willow supply

North America's largest willow producer.
Cuttings, stems, bundles, and rooted plants, grown in Canada.
Delivered across North America.

Tray of rooted willow plants in a nursery, Quebec

Products

Bundle of willow cuttings with reddish stems, ready for rooting, Quebec
Bundle of willow cuttings with yellow-green stems, ready for rooting, Quebec
Close-up of buds on cut willow stems, Quebec
Macro shot of a bud on a willow stem, Quebec
Hand holding a bundle of freshly cut willow cuttings, Quebec

Cuttings

Stem sections of 10 to 30 cm, ready for direct rooting.

  • Uniform calibre
  • Harvested during dormancy
  • Choice of varieties

Stems and live stakes

From a few decimetres to 6 m, for structural uses or deep planting.

  • Custom lengths
  • Selected stems
  • Various calibres available
  • For bioengineering
Whole bundle of willow stems standing upright, ready for bioengineering, Quebec
Dense texture of interwoven willow stems in a bundle, Quebec
Close-up of interwoven stems in a willow bundle, Quebec

Bundles

Tied, calibrated stem bundles for fascines and bioengineering mattresses.

  • Diameter and length on request
  • Tied with natural rope
  • Delivered ready to install
Tray of rooted willow plants in a nursery, tall stems and dense foliage, Quebec
Tray of rooted willow plants with dense nursery growth, Quebec
Rooted willow plug plant with visible root plug, Quebec
Close-up of the root system of a rooted willow plant, Quebec

Rooted plants

Potted or bare-root plants for faster establishment in difficult conditions.

  • Rapid recovery
  • Demanding conditions
  • Targeted varieties

Fresh branches and stems

Leafy stems and branches for animal feed or specialized installations.

  • During the growing season
  • Calibrated lots
  • Non-conventional uses
Bundle of long reddish willow rods for basketry, Quebec
Bundle of long golden willow rods for basketry, Quebec
Tapered tips of willow rods used for weaving, Quebec
Close-up of smooth, knot-free willow rods for basketry, Quebec

Basketry rods

Long, supple, knot-free stems selected for hand-weaving and basketry work.

  • Long, flexible stems
  • Smooth, knot-free bark
  • Fine, even calibre
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Possible uses

Windbreak hedge

Riparian buffers

Privacy screens

Soil stabilization

Feed for ruminants

Living structures

What makes the difference

  • North America's largest willow producer
  • Nearly 70 licensed willow varieties, including native and hybrid varieties adapted to real field conditions
  • Structured production with repeatable quality and uniformity
  • All formats under one roof: cuttings, stems, bundles, plants, and branches
  • Flexibility for standard and non-conventional projects
  • Procurement schedule aligned with the construction site

Plant supply (Frequently asked questions)

Who is this offer for?

For professionals: engineers, contractors, municipalities, organizations, and companies that need technical plant material or specific supply formats. Individuals who want to buy small quantities of cuttings in Quebec can visit saulesquebec.com.

Which format should I choose?

Cuttings for planting, stems and bundles for bioengineering and structures, rooted plants for more secure establishment, and branches for specific uses.

Can you supply custom formats?

Yes. Lengths, diameters, and volumes are adapted to the needs of the project.

Do you supply material for non-conventional uses?

Yes. Willow is used in many contexts, including specialized applications such as animal feed and custom installations.

Do you deliver across Quebec and Canada?

Yes. Ramo grows its willows in Quebec and delivers to every Canadian province as well as the United States, depending on volumes and project timelines.

Have a question?
Contact us.

Our team is available to discuss your needs and recommend the right solution.

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