Collection: Wholesale Fascines

Fascines are a reliable and proven solution for ecological restoration, erosion control, and land stabilization. These bundles of living woody cuttings are placed along slopes, streambanks, and drainage areas to slow water, trap sediment, and grow strong root systems. After planting, the cuttings become a living structure that naturally strengthens soil and helps landscapes recover over time.

Fascines, also called live fascine bundles, are made from dormant branches of native woody plants that root quickly. They are placed horizontally in shallow trenches to act as both an immediate erosion barrier and a long-term plant-based solution.

As the cuttings take root and grow, they create dense networks that hold soil in place, slow down runoff, and stabilize slopes. This method is common in stream restoration, shoreline repair, slope reinforcement, and ecological projects because it combines strong structure with natural growth.

We craft our fascines from native species that are adapted to the local region and selected for their strength, resilience, and ecological benefits. Each bundle contains healthy, uniform cuttings that root quickly after installation. This leads to faster growth, stronger soil binding, and reliable results in various settings, including riparian zones and steep slopes.

Since fascines are living systems, they become stronger each year, unlike synthetic erosion control methods. They also blend into natural landscapes, making sites look more aesthetically pleasing and helping to restore ecological balance.

When water flows over bare soil, it speeds up erosion and makes the land unstable. Fascines slow down this runoff, spread moisture, and trap sediment behind the bundles. As roots grow deeper, they form a strong network that helps prevent washouts and slope failure. As the plants mature, they protect the soil from rain and flooding, providing lasting protection rather than just a temporary fix.

To install fascines, place them in shallow trenches along the slope or streambank, secure them well, and cover them with soil. Ensure they are spaced correctly, have good soil contact, and receive sufficient moisture while they establish. Once they are rooted, they require minimal maintenance and continue to make the site more stable over time.

Explore our fascine bundles below to discover reliable, living erosion control solutions designed for restoration professionals, land managers, and conservation projects that require proven results.