Earth Month Celebration

Double your environmental impact when you purchase your Memorial Tree. Applied at checkout.

Flagstaff Homestead Grove

Monument Quaking Aspen #28

with 1 Spreading Right
& 200 400 reforestation saplings
April Special

$8,900

$6,100 less than a traditional burial

Starting at $185/mo
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View from tree

Your price of $8,900 fully covers:
As part of your purchase, we’ll place 7% in a trust for the perpetual stewardship of the forest.
As part of your purchase, we’ll place 7% in a trust for the perpetual stewardship of the forest.
Your tree in a forest we are protecting.
Your tree in a forest we are protecting.
The exclusive right to spread ashes and place a memorial marker beneath your tree.
The exclusive right to spread ashes and place a memorial marker beneath your tree.
Right to purchase additional spreadings, now or in the future.
Right to purchase additional spreadings, now or in the future.
400 reforestation saplings planted in your honor.
400 reforestation saplings planted in your honor.
Access for you and your loved ones to the entire forest and Welcome House.
Access for you and your loved ones to the entire forest and Welcome House.

Ancient and stunning, Quaking Aspens are among the world’s oldest living organisms.

  • Its striking white bark is green beneath a white powdery coating, serving to protect it from sun damage at high elevations
  • It reproduces through clones, which are shoots sent up from its root system that have identical genetic make-up
  • Its soft wood makes it a favorite of cavity-nesting birds like woodpeckers, flickers and blue birds
  • Aspen sprouts are the favorite food for the elk in the area
  • The largest living organism on earth is a quaking aspen. Living in Utah and spanning 106 acres of its clones, these trees are genetically identical and arise from one massive underground root

  • Get here easily from the Welcome House and parking – yet feel deep in the quiet of the forest
  • Enjoy a rare treat of fern thickets in arid Arizona, along with aspens, firs and pines
  • Spot wildlife among the aspen groves, and look up to see bluebirds, flickers and chickadees

The most conveniently located section of the forest, Homestead Grove is a short, easy walk from the Welcome House and parking area.

Soft thickets of bracken fern carpet the forest floor. The lush understory in this area of the forest is a rare find in Arizona, as it only grows at higher elevations where summers are cool and moist.

This section has a true “heart of the forest” feel, where quiet surroundings amplify the sounds of nature. Homestead Grove feels deep in the woods yet is still easily accessible.

Visiting the forest

We invite you to enjoy a personalized forest tour hosted by our Forest Guides. Bring your friends & family, meet your tree and our team, and experience the beauty of the forest you are helping to protect.