Remember your loved ones with a living memorial
When a loved one sadly passes, we feel an innate desire to return them to the earth. But cremated ashes are actually harmful to the environment.
Living Memorial is the world's first soil blend designed to mix with ashes to neutralise their toxicity and allow plant life to flourish. Meaning you can now confidently plant a beautiful living memorial tree or plant, that will flourish through the years.
Cremated remains are toxic to our natural world
Cremated remains can be very harmful to plant life and ecosystems. When buried in the ground or scattered in large amounts, they alter the composition of the soil, causing long term damage and impacting future growth and regeneration.
Living Memorial soil blend, when mixed with cremated remains, has been scientifically proven to neutralise toxicity, releasing nutrients that allow plant life to flourish.
Our soil blend has been developed by leading scientists after years of careful study and is the only scientifically proven soil available in the UK today.
The common myth around cremated ashes
It is a common myth that cremated ashes put back into the ground will nourish new life. Most people are unaware that the cremated remains are in fact toxic to our environment.
Whether you want to plant a living memorial for your loved one or scatter their ashes across a special place, our unique soil blend helps you usher them into a new life that is safe for the environment.
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Crematoria owners and land managers can also use Living Memorial soil blend to revive areas of land suffering the effects of years of scattering and laying of ashes. We also work through other partnerships to provide our soil including as a white label solution.
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