Help needed for a memory tree
 

Hi Everone.

This is my first time on the forum and I am hoping to get some advice, let me explain........ I am very new to gardening, so new that I have just had my garden blocked paved because I couldn't cope with the grass!! I now have a lovely garden with a few big pots with plants in, my mum carefully selected for me and that I enjoy tending to.

Now here comes the question, I have recently suffered a loss and would like to plant something in their memory. I am getting a largish, tallish pot and would like something that doesn’t need too much care (I don’t want that to die on me too), something with a bit of height and something that produces lovely flowers/colours. I already a rose tree so am looking for something different.


This is probably as clear as mud but I’m looking forward to receiving some advice.

Thanks

Help needed for a memory tree
 

"bub1234" wrote:

Hi Everone.

This is my first time on the forum and I am hoping to get some advice,
let me explain........ I am very new to gardening, so new that I have
just had my garden blocked paved because I couldn't cope with the
grass!! I now have a lovely garden with a few big pots with plants in,
my mum carefully selected for me and that I enjoy tending to.

Now here comes the question, I have recently suffered a loss and would
like to plant something in their memory. I am getting a largish,
tallish pot and would like something that doesn't need too much care (I
don't want that to die on me too), something with a bit of height and
something that produces lovely flowers/colours. I already a rose tree
so am looking for something different.


This is probably as clear as mud but I'm looking forward to receiving
some advice.

Thanks

I don't think anything planted in a pot is going to be much of a lasting
memorial, even bonsais die when the caretaker can't... remove a few blocks
and plant something directly in the ground... a ginkgo tree would be nice,
it'll grow very slowly and with no care at all will live a couple thousand
years: http://www.xs4all.nl/~kwanten/

Help needed for a memory tree
 

On Jun 8, 10:19 am, bub1234
wrote:
Hi Everone.

This is my first time on the forum and I am hoping to get some advice,
let me explain........ I am very new to gardening, so new that I have
just had my garden blocked paved because I couldn't cope with the
grass!! I now have a lovely garden with a few big pots with plants in,
my mum carefully selected for me and that I enjoy tending to.

Now here comes the question, I have recently suffered a loss and would
like to plant something in their memory. I am getting a largish,
tallish pot and would like something that doesn’t need too much care (I
don’t want that to die on me too), something with a bit of height and
something that produces lovely flowers/colours. I already a rose tree
so am looking for something different.

This is probably as clear as mud but I’m looking forward to receiving
some advice.

Thanks

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bub1234

Hi Bub
The following info would be helpful:
1/ where in the world are you? we need climate info.
(since you spell "colours" I am guessing somewhere in the UK)
2/ What is the site like: morning sun, afternoon sun, all day sun,
no sun at all.........
3/ What exactly is the size of a "largish, tallish pot"???

It's very nice of you to plant a Memory Plant.
Emilie
NorCal