Funeral Plants
Living plants for lasting remembrance
19arrangements available
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Small Garden Dish
$79.95CAD
ViewT212-3AIn Stock
11" h x 12 1/2" w
Enduring Spirit Pothos Basket
$79.95CAD
ViewF1-509In Stock
12”h x 10”w
Living Spirit Dishgarden
pink alstroemeria
$79.95CAD
ViewS25-4493In Stock
18"h x 13"w
Emerald Garden Basket
$84.95CAD
ViewT106-1AIn Stock
17 1/4" h x 17 1/2" w
Mixed Plant Dish Garden
$79.95CAD
ViewFAA-400In Stock
8" W x 8" H
Large Mixed Plant Dish Garden
white alstroemeria
$114.95CAD
ViewFAA-401In Stock
12" W x 12" H
The Loving Light Dishgarden
yellow fresh cut chrusanthemums
$79.95CAD
ViewC27-4527In Stock
13"w x 18"h
Stately Croton
$79.95CAD
ViewT106-2AIn Stock
33 1/2" h x 32 1/2" w
Serene Retreat
$94.95CAD
ViewT100-3AIn Stock
15" h x 14 1/2" w
Amazing Arboricola
$119.95CAD
ViewT104-3AIn Stock
34 1/2" h x 27" w
French Garden
$79.95CAD
ViewC23-4886In Stock
14"w x18"h
Radiant Foliage Planter
pink Asiatic lilies
$89.95CAD
ViewF1-407In Stock
18"h x 16"w
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Reading about funeral plants
What Kind of Flowers for Funeral Services in Canada
Funeral flowers are chosen by relationship, service setting, and where the arrangement will be delivered. This guide explains casket sprays, standing sprays, baskets, urn flowers, plants, colours, timing, and card wording.
What to Send When Someone Dies Instead of Flowers
If a family asks for no flowers, send something respectful, useful, or longer-lasting. Plants, fruit baskets, donations, meals, and handwritten notes are all good sympathy choices.