Biodegradable urn planting system
AssigneeBiolife, L.L.C.
InventorMark William Brewer
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Abstract
The biodegradable urn planting system, also called a LIVING URN, is an apparatus capable of rapid degradation in soil that the user can fill with cremated remains, a pH neutralizing and sodium diluting material, soil, planting mix, wood chips, and a living plant (seedling or bare root stock). When one loses a loved one, it is often difficult to discern what to do with the remains (be they human or animal). Many towns and cities do not allow for burial, and storage of cremated remains can be problematic. The present invention seeks to provide a meaningful and tangible way for one to remember the loved one when the cremated remains are buried with a seedling that may be drop shipped and is appropriate for the environment of use. Thus, the seedling grows into a tree, providing comfort and a reminder of the deceased.
Claims11
A biodegradable urn planting system comprising:
- a biodegradable container having an opening at a top wherein the biodegradable container receives therein cremated remains at a bottom of the container and a living plant with roots positioned inside the container, entirely above the cremated remains, the living plant consisting of a single tree or bare root stock that is positioned such that a portion of the living plant sticks out of the container opening.
A biodegradable urn planting system comprising:
- a biodegradable container having an opening at a top wherein the biodegradable container receives therein cremated remains at a bottom of the container, a selected material positioned entirely above the cremated remains and a living plant with roots positioned inside the container, entirely above the selected material, the living plant consisting of a single tree or bare root stock that is positioned such that a portion of the living plant sticks out of the container opening.
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