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Dappled Willow Hakuro Nishiki memorial tree grown from cremated ashes, delivered across Vancouver and British Columbia
$1,500.00

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.

At checkout, open Shipping to choose Standard or White Glove delivery.

Delivery Outside the Lower Mainland

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What happens after you order

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

Salix integra 'Hakuro Nishiki'

Unlike the cascading Pussy Willow, the Dappled Willow 'Hakuro Nishiki' offers a softly luminous presence, a tree of renewal and gentle transformation. In early spring, its leaves emerge brushed in delicate pink, cream, and fresh green, as though light itself has settled upon its branches. Quick to leaf out and vibrant in spirit, it symbolizes hope returning, colour after stillness, and the quiet resilience of the heart. Compact and refined in form, it brings life and movement to even the smallest garden spaces.

Exposure: Full sun to part shade

Fall Colour: Yellow-green

Flower: Small, inconspicuous catkins in spring

Foliage Colour: Soft pink, cream and light green in spring; cream and green in summer

Growth: Moderate to fast

Height: 2.0 m

Spread: 1.75 m

Shape: Rounded canopy on a single trunk

Soil: Moist, well drained

Pruning: To maintain strong pink spring growth, prune firmly in late winter or early spring (responds well to pruning).

Location: Best planted near an entryway, patio, or garden path where its changing foliage can be appreciated at close range, with enough space to maintain its rounded form.