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Memory Tree

Displayed at RHS Malvern 2025 from its home at Primrose Hospice, holding messages, names and tributes to loved ones.

The Memory Tree was temporarily brought from Primrose Hospice for the 2025 RHS Malvern garden. It is a living tribute, holding the names and stories of loved ones who have been lost. At the show, the tree served as a focal point for visitors, who can inscribe messages or tributes to those they wish to remember. The tree offered both a visual and emotional connection to the garden’s purpose—creating a space where memory is honoured and grief is gently acknowledged. It served as a grounding element within the garden, reminding visitors of the importance of cherishing memories and celebrating the lives of those who are no longer with us.

Leafless memory tree surrounded by curved benches in a garden.

Discover more about the Memory Tree, a symbol of a life loved.

Exploring St Godwald’s Retreat

Garden element supporters

Thank you to the people and businesses who contributed materials, funding or time to this garden feature. The supporters recorded for this element are listed below.

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With thanks to the garden’s supporters

Thank you to the people and businesses who helped bring St Godwald’s Retreat to RHS Malvern in 2025 and its permanent home at Primrose Hospice. Their support with materials, expertise, funding and time remains part of the garden’s story.

To support the hospice today, visit Primrose Hospice.

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