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Planting with Cremation Ashes: How to use your Memorial Planting Kits
PLANTING
Ashes may be planted together or in multiple planters which can be shared with family or friends.
Use with any variety of indoor or outdoor plant, and follow the standard instructions for planting and care.
CEMETERY BURIAL
Most cemeteries will permit cremation burials at a family plot with a Planting Kit. Some cemeteries may consider this a natural burial and have special guidelines in place. Contact your cemetery or email us directly to inquire.
SCATTERING
In Canada, scattering or spreading of cremation ashes can be done on any private land with the owner’s permission. Spreading is also permitted in Provincial Parks, National Parks, and other Crown land. Some local parks or forests may also permit scattering ashes. Please verify regulations in your chosen locations prior to scattering. More details here.
Please note: If using this method, let product sit with remains for 120 days or more before spreading in nature. This gives the soil product time to begin the conversion of Ashes to Earth.
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Our son Mitchell passed away from a very rare neurological condition at age 19... When it came time to decide how to memorialize Mitchell, we decided against a burial, for economic reasons... We chose to plant a dogwood tree—also known as the “resurrection tree”... I’m grateful for the expertise and compassion of the Let Your Love Grow team.
- Matt + Michele Herndon
