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Weeping Pussy Willow 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 caprea 'Pendula'

The Weeping Pussy Willow Salix caprea 'Pendula' is a tree of remembrance, where sorrow is honoured, love remains rooted, and healing is gently allowed to grow. Among the first to stir at winter's end, its soft silver catkins appear while the world is still quiet, offering a tender sign that life returns even after the coldest seasons. Its cascading branches form a graceful, intimate canopy - not towering, but sheltering in its own quiet way. In its presence, there is softness, reflection, and the reassurance that love continues to grow, even through grief.

Exposure: Full sun to part shade

Fall Colour: Yellow-green

Flower: Silvery-grey catkins (pussy willows)

Foliage Colour: Green

Growth: Moderate to fast

Height: 2.5 m

Spread: 2.5 m

Shape: Strongly weeping, umbrella-like form

Soil: Moist, well-drained

Location: Ideally situated in a contemplative corner of the garden, with space for its branches to fall gently and naturally, creating an intimate focal point for reflection.