Tree burial is the most acceptable ecological burial. As the name implies, tree burial means burying ashes under a tree and replacing monuments with a tree. It can be subdivided into land-saving tree burial and ecological tree burial.
Land-saving tree burial, ashes preservation, ecological tree burial, completely using degradable urn. The degraded ashes will dissolve in the soil, and life will sublimate in the form of trees.
Lawn burial is to be accompanied by fragrant grass, so that life can be born in nature, return to nature, absorb the dew of the earth and integrate with heaven and earth. The perfect combination of western style and China traditional culture, with smooth lines, gives people a visual sense of beauty. With green grass, it is like Yuan Ye after the rain, which makes people feel fresh and comfortable.
The origin of lawn burial
Lawn burial is a kind of burial style that originated from Xixi, and its concept was put forward and developed by AdolpheStrauch, a Prussian landscape artist, during the "Landscape Lawn Plan" project of Cincinnati Spring Grove Cemetery around 1855. Later, it was also popularized in the East.
Lawn burial is a form that can preserve ashes. The urn is placed in a cave under the lawn with a lying tablet on it, but it covers a small area. Of course, if you don't intend to keep the urn, it is also possible to choose a degradable urn when burying the ashes.
The ashes are packed in degradable and environment-friendly containers. After a period of time, the environmental protection container will degrade itself, and the deceased will be integrated with the earth and flowers, thus truly realizing the harmony between man and nature.