Soil Cremation Mixture for Living Memorials
When a loved one passes, we feel an innate desire to return them to the earth. But cremated ashes are actually harmful to our environment when planted or scattered. Until now. Let Your Love Grow is the world's first patented, all-organic mixture designed to offset the natural toxicity of ash and invite new life to flourish with memorial plants.
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Learn More About LYLGWe know all too well the heartbreak of losing someone: the sadness, the fear and the frustration.
But we also know the happiness that comes later: the warmth in sharing memories with others, the pride in remembering their legacy and the peace in accepting our loss.
Watching something grow from that loss can turn a daily reminder of grief into a quiet source of comfort.
Let Your Love Grow fosters joy and remembrance as we give our loved ones a new life through memorial plants, trees and other eco-friendly options.
For People
Finding the right way to honor someone we love isn’t always easy. Let Your Love Grow was created to offer a beautiful, living memorial — allowing their memory to continue growing while supporting the planet with thoughtful, eco-friendly options.
Families can plant that memorial somewhere meaningful and return to it season after season as it continues to grow.
For Pets
We often struggle to honor our departed pets in the same way we do our friends and family. We designed Let Your Love Grow to give every pet a beautiful memorial — while also taking care of our planet with the eco-friendly options it needs to thrive.
It gives a beloved animal the same lasting tribute we would want for any member of the family.
For the Planet
Science validates what our team has suspected; cremated ashes, which are processed bone fragments, are harmful to plant life. Additionally, the cremation process uses fossil fuels which release greenhouse gas. The patented Let Your Love Grow organic mixture blended with the ashes will help offset the release of greenhouse gas by facilitating plant growth, making our earth a little greener with each memorial plant.
Blended into the ashes, this soil cremation mixture helps each planting give back to the earth rather than harm it.
What is a Memorial Tree or Plant?
Memorial trees and plants serve as lasting natural tributes to your loved ones' lives well lived. Let Your Love Grow’s patented mixture nurtures a beautiful resting place for cremated ashes in a garden, yard or potted plant.
A memorial planted in a garden or kept close in a pot grows right alongside the memories it holds, so reach out to the team to find the right one for the person you love.
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Meet Our TeamFrequently Asked Questions
Why are cremated ashes harmful to plants?
Cremated ashes are processed bone fragments, and on their own, they are too harsh for most plant life to tolerate near their roots. Planted or scattered without help, they can work against the very growth a family hopes to nurture. The high salt content and pH are what make the ashes so difficult for roots to survive. The Let Your Love Grow mixture is made to offset that natural toxicity so new life can take hold.
How does the mixture work?
It is a patented, all-organic blend that balances out the harmful properties of ash and creates conditions where roots can thrive. Once combined with the ashes, it is ready to plant in a garden, yard, or container.
Can it be used for both people and pets?
Yes. The same care goes into memorials for people and for pets, because every loss deserves a meaningful goodbye.
How do families choose the right tree or plant?
The choice often comes down to what feels meaningful and what will thrive where the family plans to plant it. Some choose a species that reminds them of the person or pet they lost, while others pick something suited to their climate or the space they have. A memorial kept in a pot allows for smaller plants that can move from home to home, while a yard or garden opens the door to a lasting tree. Reaching out to the team can help match the right plant to both the setting and the memory it will hold.
Is this better for the environment than scattering ashes?
It is. Beyond offsetting the toxicity of ash, the mixture supports plant growth that helps counter some of the greenhouse gas released during cremation, making the earth a little greener with each memorial.