What you need to know about cremation urns, funerals, memorials, and more
When you plant memorial trees in memory of someone who has died, you create a living legacy that honors their life. This is a beautiful tribute that can also be a meaningful memorial gift, a “living memorial.”
In this article, we’re going to introduce you to Memorial Tree Urns, a beautiful way to plant a tree from a loved one’s remains or “ashes.” When a loved one passes, it’s natural to want a unique way to cherish your beloved one’s memory, life, and personality. With our Memorial Tree Urns, we have a …
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It’s a question we get all the time… “Can I be planted as a tree when I die?” You’ve heard about this idea, and you’re intrigued. But will it work for you? Is it easy to do? What are the requirements, the regulations, the holdups, the costs, the prep? How does it work? Do you have …
Planting a tree to honor the memory of a loved one – family member, friend, pet – is a beautiful tribute with significant and life-affirming symbolism. We’re always on the lookout for creative and unique “living memorials” and eco-friendly funeral and memorial options (see here, here, here, here, and here for a few examples), so we’ve …
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Here are the instructions for planting your memorial tree urn. You can download these instructions here: How to Plant a Memorial Tree Cremation Urn
From the reader mailbag, a question covering a variety of topics, including: Purchasing more than one urn (for each child in the family) Shipping memorial trees to Canada Planning ahead
From the reader mailbag, a great question that can be boiled down to, “How do I mark the planting of a memorial tree?”
From the mailbag, we have another unique question about our Memorial Tree Urns, this time about planting dwarf iris bulbs in a small container along with the urn. It’s always fascinating to see the many ways these memorial planters can be used!
Our memorial tree urns are an increasingly popular choice for family and friends to honor their loved one in an unique way. These aren’t simply trees that are planted in memory of a loved one; the cremated remains (or “ashes”) are planted in the ground inside the urn, which includes the tree seeds and biodegrades …
From the reader mailbag, a question about useing a memorial tree urn near an existing tree.