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
Hydrangea paniculata 'Candlelight'
The Hydrangea 'Candlelight' trained into tree form is one of the most luminous choices for a memorial tree. Through midsummer, it produces enormous cone-shaped flower heads in soft creamy white - almost glowing in evening light, which is where its name comes from. As the season turns, those blooms blush gradually to warm shades of pink and rose, drying beautifully on the branch and persisting well into winter. Long associated with sincerity and heartfelt emotion, the Hydrangea speaks to feelings that are often too deep for words. Planted in remembrance, it honours a life with the same quiet radiance it inspired.
Exposure: Full sun to partial shade
Flower Colour: Creamy white to soft ivory in early summer, deepens to warm blush-pink in late summer and fall
Foliage Colour: Green; soft yellow in fall
Growth: Moderate to moderately fast
Height: 2.5 m
Spread: 2.0 m
Shape: Rounded canopy atop a single clear trunk (standard form)
Soil: Moist, well drained
Pruning: Late winter or early fall (blooms on new wood)
Location: 'Candlelight' is best placed where moments happen - where someone sits with coffee, walks past daily, or looks out a window. It is a tree meant for reflection at close range, not distant admiration.