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other halfs mum passed away of lung cancer 4 years ago. Her ashes are being kept in the house with his step dad so when he passes they can be buiried together.
This means other half has no grave to go and mourn or put flowers down i wanted to surprise him and get a memorial tree for her with a plaque but
1....does anyone know where to go about doing this?
2,,,,roughly how much it would cost? thanks
This means other half has no grave to go and mourn or put flowers down i wanted to surprise him and get a memorial tree for her with a plaque but
1....does anyone know where to go about doing this?
2,,,,roughly how much it would cost? thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Woodland Trust do a dedicate-a-tree scheme but no plaques or exact location - just a certificate.
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The cost might vary greatly, depending upon where the tree is to be located. In a small village, for example, the local parish council might be sympathetic to a 'd-i-y' approach, whereby you purchase your own tree (and the guards, stake and ties to go with it) and plant it in a spot of the council's choosing. (A plaque could be obtained from a good quality trophy shop, or similar).
So a sapling planted on parkland, or on the edge of common land, might cost you no more than £100. (Perhaps a tenner for the sapling, the same again for the the stake & guard, £30 quid for a nice plaque and a £50 donation to the council).
However putting a tree in a dedicated memorial forest could be far more expensive. 'Life for a Life' is a registered charity which manages such forests. Their services don't come cheap. The minimum donation to have a tree planted is £495, plus a minimum of £75 for a plaque:
http://www.lifeforalife.org.uk/
Chris
So a sapling planted on parkland, or on the edge of common land, might cost you no more than £100. (Perhaps a tenner for the sapling, the same again for the the stake & guard, £30 quid for a nice plaque and a £50 donation to the council).
However putting a tree in a dedicated memorial forest could be far more expensive. 'Life for a Life' is a registered charity which manages such forests. Their services don't come cheap. The minimum donation to have a tree planted is £495, plus a minimum of £75 for a plaque:
http://www.lifeforalife.org.uk/
Chris