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Finally, if your loved one wasn’t cremated, installing a plaque at the base of their memorial tree can be another touching way to remember them. What is a memorial plant?

It’s important to remember that if you do plant a memorial tree on private property, there’s no guarantee that future owners will keep the tree, or allow you to visit it. Using an organisation to plant a tree of remembrance Trees of remembrance are tributes to a deceased loved one. They are a lasting symbol of their life and the impact they had on the world. People often choose to put their memorial plant in a spot that had a special meaning for their loved one, such as their favourite place to sit in the garden. Continue reading Finally, if you think a smaller tree would be better, you can plant one in a large pot. This also means it can be easily transported if you move or want to put it in a different spot. Planting a memorial tree on private land

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The Woodland Trust (opens in a new tab) – A conservation charity that gives you a certificate, map and woodland information sheet when you plant a memorial tree. You can also add a plaque for an extra fee.

When a loved one has been cremated, people often scatter their ashes around trees of remembrance. It can be a personal way to celebrate their memory at a meaningful location. Dedicating a tree as a gift means choosing an existing tree as a tribute to your loved one, instead of planting a new one. Lilies (opens in a new tab) or daisies (opens in a new tab) – representing innocence, appropriate for remembering a younger loved oneRoses (opens in a new tab) – different meaning depending on the colour (red for love, yellow for friendship) Trees of remembrance are reminders of a lost loved one, so it can help to choose a tree that you feel matches their personality. Firstly, it’s important to research trees that suit your garden’s soil, the most suitable planting spots, and how much sunlight they’ll need. Or even better, ask an expert for advice. Forget-me-nots (opens in a new tab) – aptly named as a tribute for your loved one, a bright blue flower

There are rules (opens in a new tab) about scattering ashes you must abide by, though – particularly if you’re scattering on private property. For example, scattering ashes can affect the soil’s pH levels, which could damage a new memorial tree’s growth. (This is less of an issue if you’ve dedicated a pre-existing healthy tree.) Where to place a memorial plant has many of the same considerations as where to place a memorial tree, such as suitable soil and sunlight.

Here’s a simple guide to choosing the right memorial tree for a loved one – from which type of tree you’d like, to the most suitable place to plant it... Choosing your type of memorial tree