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Memory Garden

Date
March 11, 2011
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Kate's Club
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Now that spring is upon us, if you have considered planting a memory garden, it is the perfect time. Memory gardens can be as large or small as you want them to be and can be located anywhere from a residence to a school or even a park.

Memory Garden in Bloom

One of the most important aspects of this process of ensuring that what you are planting will flourish in the garden. Your local Parks Department will have a list of plants that grow well where you live. To personalize the garden, you could also consider including a favorite plant of your loved one or incorporate a plaque with their name.

Photo credit: gardenwheeling.blogspot.com + Picasa.

Would you like to share your story? Please get in touch with Kate's Club! KC has free grief support with grief resources, grief counseling resources, grief training, and volunteer work in Atlanta and surrounding places in Georgia. Kate's Club is a growing nonprofit in Atlanta with grief specialists for kids and young adults going through bereavement. Our goal is to make a world where it is okay to grieve.

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