Willow

Plant a Willow in Irish soil and support a tree long valued for its grace, resilience and wildlife benefits. With its flowing form, early catkins and strong connection to wetlands and riverbanks, Willow plays an important role in supporting pollinators, stabilising soil and creating habitat for birds and insects. Every tree is planted on your behalf as part of our Irish reforestation and habitat restoration projects. You will receive a hand-printed certificate with the location and certificate number of your tree. By planting Willow, you help strengthen biodiversity and restore the natural beauty of Ireland’s landscapes.

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Your Willow will be planted in one of our carefully managed Irish planting sites as part of our reforestation and habitat restoration work. You will receive a hand-printed certificate with your tree’s location and certificate number. Each planting supports biodiversity, habitat creation and carbon capture in Ireland.

Willow (Salix) is known for its elegant branches, soft spring catkins and natural association with water and wet ground.

Irish name: Saileach

Willow has long been part of Irish landscapes and folklore, often found near rivers, lakes and damp meadows. It is a fast-growing tree that brings softness, movement and ecological value to the land.

• Pollinator support – early catkins provide an important food source for bees
• Habitat creation – offers shelter and nesting opportunities for birds and insects
• Soil stability – roots help strengthen riverbanks and wetter ground
• Carbon capture – helps absorb CO₂ and improve air quality
• Biodiversity value – supports a wide range of species in wetland and woodland edges

Willow is a tree of movement, renewal and life. Planting one supports one of Ireland’s most valuable habitat trees, helping to restore ecosystems while creating lasting beauty in the landscape. It is a meaningful gift and a wonderful way to become part of Ireland’s reforestation story.

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Willow FAQS

Willow provides early pollen for pollinators, shelter for birds and insects, and valuable habitat near rivers, wetlands and damp ground.

Yes. Willow is particularly well suited to wetter soils and is often planted near streams, riverbanks and low-lying land.

Yes, several willow species are native to Ireland and are an important part of our wetland and woodland edge habitats.

Willow can live for 30 to 100 years, depending on species and growing conditions.

Its flowing shape, soft catkins and love of water make Willow one of the most graceful and characterful trees in the Irish landscape.

Planting Willow supports wetter habitats, stabilises ground and helps create richer ecosystems for wildlife.

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