Something happening to your tree in the short-term is an unlikely occurrence because the trees in our forests are healthy and we care for them and the property as a whole. But trees are natural beings, and over time if something does happen to your tree if no ashes have been spread, we will help you or your loved ones find another established tree. If ashes have been spread we work with you to replant a tree or otherwise make sure we represent the best possible outcome for the location of your spreading area.

Yes. Choosing your final resting place is a deeply personal decision, and we think the honor of choosing your memorial tree should be yours. Something may strike you about a particular tree, such as its unique features, view, or surrounding landscape. That’s what makes choosing your tree such a special experience. You can talk with an advisor after ordering for help picking a tree that’s uniquely yours.

Yes. We maintain trails for you and your loved ones to easily navigate our forests.

Ashes are mixed with local soil so they won’t cause harm when they are returned to the base of your tree. This also ensures that, as the bacteria in the soil naturally breaks down bone ashes over time, the ashes become bioavailable to the forest.

The chemical composition of ashes primarily includes phosphate, calcium, and potassium. While large concentrations of these minerals can indeed be harmful to the environment, Afterlife Adventures’ introduction of ashes mixed with native soil will not cause any significant impacts to environmental or human health on site.

Two loved ones ashes may be spread on your location. Additional ashes may be introduced but there are limitations to the number of ashes that can be safely spread at your tree over its lifetime. An associate can help customize your service.