Delivery in the Lower Mainland
Standard Delivery: $150
Delivered to your home.
White Glove Delivery & Planting: +$150 upgrade ($300 total)
Includes professional site preparation and planting.
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Delivery Outside the Lower Mainland
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We’ll email you a simple form to collect everything we need to create your Tribute Tree, along with instructions for getting the ashes to us. You can choose to use all or just a portion. Whether the ashes have been kept with you for years or are still with a funeral home, we make the process simple.
If the ashes are with you, we’ll send you a secure Stewardship Kit with a prepaid return box. If they’re with a funeral home, we’ll arrange collection.
Once we receive the ashes, we’ll prepare and cultivate your Tribute Tree and keep you updated along the way. Most trees are ready within 4–12 weeks.
Tree Details
Crabapple Malus 'Louisa'
The Crabapple Malus Louisa in full spring bloom is impossible to ignore - clouds of blossom in pink and white, arriving just as the year awakens. Through summer its canopy deepens, and as autumn settles, small jewel-bright fruits appear and linger long into winter, long after the leaves have fallen. It is a tree that gives continuously, season after season - a quality that speaks quietly to the kind of person worth remembering. Steadfast, generous, and beautiful in every light
Exposure: Full sun (six hours of direct sun daily)
Fall Colour: Yellowish-orange
Flower Colour: Deep pink buds open to soft blush-pink, fading to white
Foliage Colour: Green
Fruit Colour: Red
Growth: Moderate
Height: 4.0 m
Spread: 3.5 m
Shape: Broad, weeping, umbrella-like
Soil: Moist, well drained
Location: Best planted as a focal point in an open lawn or garden bed where its cascading form can be fully appreciated, with enough surrounding space to allow its branches to drape naturally and its seasonal beauty to unfold uninterrupted. Avoid planting near patios or walkways, as the fruit may drop in late summer and fall.