Eucalyptus Willow Stabilisé - Vert

Generalities : Stabilized foliages are natural. Variations in size, shape and colour may exist between different elements of the same reference. Some parts may show slight defects (damaged leaves, cut branches...).

Use : Can be glued with hot glue or cold floral glue.

This plant can be used as it is or decomposed. You can use the leaves, glue them, roll them.  

Humidity : If the surrounding humidity level is too high, a few drops of colour may leak from the foliage. Avoid putting it in contact with porous material to prevent the plant from fading.

Light & heat exposure : Prolonged exposure of foliage to the sun may cause discoloration and drying of the product.

Evolution over time : Over time, foliage tends to wilt more or less and fall slightly.

Foliage colour : Food colouring (non-toxic)

What makes Eucalyptus Willow so special?

Preserved Eucalyptus Willow stands out for its flowing, airy silhouette. Its long, slender and slightly curved leaves give it a naturally elegant, cascading look. The deep green tones of its dense foliage catch the light beautifully, adding both structure and lightness to your floral designs.

Unlike other eucalyptus varieties, the Willow is defined by its elongated, almost feathery leaves. This gives it a refined yet graphic character — perfect for creating designs with a distinctive natural style. Both decorative and structural, it brings movement, verticality or a graceful trailing effect depending on how it’s used. 

How to use Eucalyptus Willow

Versatile and easy to work with, Eucalyptus Willow suits a wide range of decorative projects. With its drooping habit and flexible texture, it’s particularly popular in cascading arrangements, foliage garlands or hanging installations. Its slender branches are easy to shape and pair naturally with other preserved greenery or dried flowers.

In wall décor, it’s often used to add rhythm and dimension to preserved plant walls. Positioned as a trailing accent, it creates a soft, natural waterfall effect that adds flow and movement. In bouquets, it works beautifully as accompanying foliage, framing or balancing more structured flowers such as roses, hydrangeas or peonies. 

For interior design projects, Eucalyptus Willow is a great choice for large-scale compositions such as arches, suspended pieces or entryway displays. Its flexibility allows for dynamic, layered visuals. In shop windows, it catches the eye without overpowering — a perfect background foliage to highlight surrounding textures and colours.