Garden Gems® Emerald Redbud: A Living Memorial That Grows with Meaning
The Garden Gems® Emerald Redbud offers a beautiful, thoughtful way to remember a beloved pet. Known for its heart-shaped leaves and soft pink spring blossoms, this ornamental tree brings a sense of calm, color, and renewal to your space. This compact variety was specifically bred for smaller spaces, including patios and large planters. Over time, the foliage transitions from rich burgundy to deep emerald green—mirroring the journey through grief to healing. Whether placed on a patio, balcony, or planted in a bright garden nook, the Emerald Redbud becomes a quiet daily presence—reminding you of the love that continues to grow.
Treebute Kit includes the key items needed to create a living tribute, with the option to safely blend in your pet’s cremation ashes using the patented Let Your Love Grow® organic soil blend, specially formulated to safely incorporate cremation ashes into the planting process.
Why Choose the Garden Gems® Emerald Redbud Treebute Kit?
- Holds all or a portion of your pet’s ashes in a meaningful memorial
- Can be grown in a large portable container on a patio or small outdoor spaces
- Encourages a healing ritual rooted in nature and care
- A life-giving alternative to urns or loose ashes
- Grows with you—season after season, year after year
Easy Care Tips:
The Garden Gems® Emerald Redbud are low-maintenance and resilient
- Light: Prefers full sun to part shade (at least 6 hours of sunlight)
- Water: Water regularly; allow the top 1–2 inches of soil to dry between waterings
- Soil: Use well-draining potting mix in a planter with good drainage
- Pruning: Prune lightly after flowering to shape
- Winter Care: Hardy in Zones 5-9. Protect container-grown trees in extreme cold.
Why This Tree Matters:
When you're not sure what to do with your pet’s ashes, it can feel like there’s no right answer. The Emerald Redbud offers a gentle path forward—allowing you to honor your companion in a way that’s alive, evolving, and rooted in care. Instead of keeping ashes in an urn, you can watch something meaningful grow.