Tall Rooted Stakes | Riparian Restoration

OVERVIEW

Tall Rooted Stakes (TRS) are increasingly being specified on Riparian Restoration projects. They blend the structural utility of a live stake with the success rate and instant vegetation of rooted plants.

Each season, we custom produce TRS using spring-harvested live stakes and propagate them using Air Prune containers fora healthy root system.

Unlike traditional live stakes that must be harvested &planted in the spring and fall while plants are dormant, TRS can be planted across the season once they are vegetated, significantly widening the implementation window for Riparian Restoration projects. Our goal is to make TRS accessible and affordable for Riparian restoration projects. Riparian areas are important to the health of our waterways and wildlife, providing habitat and food sources for species such as beavers and trout.

Ordering & Procurement

For best results, recommend that TallRooted Stakes (TRS) are planted the same season they are propagated. Given this narrow shipping window, we custom produce TRS for each project. Contact us to book your TRS production for this season. We recommend confirming your order by mid-March at the latest to allow for spring harvest of willow & poplar stakes.

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TALL ROOTED STAKES Data Sheet

Product Data Sheet

Innovation in Restoration

Helping You Choosing the Right Willow Material for the Job

We care deeply about how willow material is grown because we know what it is being asked to do after it leaves our nursery. Whether it is a live stake, a rooted willow, or a Tall Rooted Stake, each format is produced with the goal of supporting stronger establishment and better restoration outcomes. Give this article a read to become better aquatinted with a few of the most popular formats.

Tall Rooted Stakes (TRS) Provide Plant Format Innovation for the Restoration Industry

Human development and natural disasters have led to degradation and erosion of habitat leaving many riparian areas in need of restoration. With evolved understanding of our local ecology an innovation is starting to take center stage. Say hello to the Tall Rooted Stake or TRS.