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Humber Woodland of Remembrance Herefordshire |
Prices |
As at August 2008 |
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Burial |
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Burial Plot only |
£475.00 |
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Interment - digging
and infilling (at cost) |
£200.00 |
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Small marker stone by Caitriona Cartwright The maximum permitted size of stones for burial plots is 40cm x 40cm. (£370 would be the cost of a stone with 40 letters.) |
£385.00 |
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Bronze memorial
plaque on a tree stake |
£115.00 |
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Cremation |
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Plot for burial
of cremated remains – Plot only |
£ 90.00 |
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Interment –
digging and infilling (at cost) |
£ 40.00 |
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| Scattering of cremated
remains |
£ 63.00 |
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Small marker stone by Caitriona Cartwright The maximum permitted size of stones for cremation plots is 30cm x 30cm. (£350 would be the cost of a stone with 40 letters.) |
£365.00 |
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| Bronze memorial
plaque on a tree stake beside an existing tree |
£115.00 |
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Any memorial stone produced by a stonemason other than Caitriona Cartwright (or the O'Learies) will be subject to a placement fee: |
£ 50.00 |
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Tree
Price List |
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English Oak |
(quercus robur) |
£300.00 |
Sessile Oak |
(quercus patraea) |
£300.00 |
Ash |
(fraxinus excelsior) |
£300.00 |
Wild Cherry |
(prunus avium) |
£240.00 |
Field Maple |
(acer campestre) |
£240.00 |
Hazel |
(corylus avellana) |
£220.00 |
Silver Birch |
(betula pendula) |
£210.00 |
Wild Service |
(sorbus torminalis) |
£210.00 |
Rowan |
(sorbus aucuparia) |
£210.00 |
Crab Apple |
(malus sylvestris) |
£210.00 |
Holly |
(ilex aquifolium) |
£210.00 |
Hawthorn |
(crataegus monogyna) |
£210.00 |
Spindle |
(euonymus europaeus) |
£192.00 |
Guelder Rose |
(viburnum opulus) |
£192.00 |
Any tree planted at Humber Woodland of Remembrance must be ordered through the management. Should a family wish to supply a tree themselves, this must be after consultation with the Management. A charge will also be made for such trees. Trees will be 200 – 250cm tall. Prices include a stake and rabbit guard as well as the obtaining, planting and maintaining of each tree. We guarantee to replace any tree that dies within ten years of being planted. In the case of more than one plot being purchased together, it is advisable to have a ‘joint’ or even a family memorial tree, to be planted at the time of the last plot being used. This will enable a single tree to have plenty of space to grow into a large specimen, and will mean that once it has been planted, no digging will disturb its roots. In the meantime, plots can be marked by a small, carved memorial stone and by planting wild flowers. Families may be involved in the planting of trees, if they wish. Please remember, nothing may be placed or planted on or near a grave at Humber Woodland of Remembrance, without first referring to the Management. This is to ensure that we preserve the wild and natural feel of the site, and also that we comply with our planning permission. |