29 funeral homes and crematories offering green burial in Florida, listed by city and county. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
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29 funeral homes and crematories offering green burial in Florida
In Alachua, Phillip & Sons The Funeral Directors, Inc. - West at Alachua serves families in Alachua, Putnam and seven other counties, with a sister location in Melrose. It offers green burial, naming Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery near Gainesville, and remote consultations for pre-arrangement.
In Bradenton, Shannon Funeral Home and Cremation Services offers funeral, cremation and green burial services to families in Manatee County and the surrounding areas. It is independently owned and family operated for over four generations, with nondenominational chapels suitable for services of all faiths.
In Chiefland, Weems & Sons Funeral Homes offers traditional funerals, graveside services, cremation and earth-friendly burial, with a second location in Williston. The firm states it has the only on-site crematory in Levy County and is a family-owned and operated business.
In Daytona Beach, this Ridgewood Avenue home provides funeral, burial and cremation services for families throughout Volusia County, and offers green burial in partnership with Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery. The family-owned firm has served the area since 1954 and operates its own crematory.
In Fernandina Beach, Funerals By T.S. Warden offers traditional funerals with burial or graveside services, green burial options and cremation; its other home is in Jacksonville. Established in 2001, it can add a horse-drawn hearse, limousine service or a dove release.
In Fort Pierce, Haisley Funeral & Cremation Service offers traditional burial and cremation from its main chapel on Okeechobee Road, along with water cremation and green burial options. The home is locally owned and operated and was among the first in Florida to join the Green Burial Council.
In Gainesville, Forest Meadows Funeral Home & Cemeteries keeps a funeral home, an on-site crematory and a cemetery and tribute center together, offering burial, cremation and memorial gatherings. It has served Gainesville since 1951, and its grounds include a cremation scattering garden and glass-front niches.
In Gainesville, Milam Funeral & Cremation Services performs all cremations on the premises and serves Gainesville, Alachua, Newberry and surrounding communities. It arranges green burials at Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery and Evergreen Cemetery and handles transfers of remains across state or national borders. Staff assist with veteran death benefits and preplanning.
In Green Cove Springs, Jones-Gallagher Funeral Home offers burial, cremation and memorial gatherings, with chapels also in Starke and Keystone Heights. The Green Cove Springs chapel serves Green Cove Springs, Asbury Lake, Fleming Island, Middleburg and Penney Farms, and the firm operates its own on-site crematory.
In High Springs, Evans-Carter Funeral Home arranges cremation, burial and celebrations of life, and its family group offers green burial, water cremation through a partner, and repatriation across state lines and borders. Its mausoleum and cemetery grounds sit on the same property where services are held.
In Hollywood, Landmark Funeral Home arranges burials, cremation and pre-arrangements, and offers natural green burial through its partnership with Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery. The home is family owned and traces its roots to a Hollywood funeral home opened in 1962.
In Interlachen, this chapel of a Putnam County family-owned funeral home serves families in West Putnam, with burial arranged through the firm and cremation handled at its own crematory in Palatka. The chapel was established in 1973 and seats 75 guests.
Evergreen Cemetery, Funeral Home and Crematory in Jacksonville dates to 1880 and covers 167 acres. It offers ground burial, mausoleum entombment, natural burial, cremation and pre-planning, and its funeral home serves families using Evergreen Cemetery or any other resting place.
In Jacksonville, Funerals By T.S. Warden offers traditional funerals with burial or graveside services, green burial options and cremation, with a second home in Fernandina Beach. A locally owned business since 2001, it can add a horse-drawn hearse, limousine service or a dove release.
In Jacksonville, Moloney-Hewell Funeral Home & Cremation Services provides funeral, memorial, burial and cremation services, and offers water cremation, burial at sea and repatriation. It operates its own crematory, holds services in a chapel with stained-glass windows, and provides catering for receptions.
In Jacksonville, Naugle Funeral Home & Cremation Services has been in business since 1919 and has an on-site crematory. It partners with Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery near Gainesville for natural green burial and arranges air or ground ship-out transportation.
In Keystone Heights, Jones-Gallagher Funeral Home offers burial, cremation and memorial gatherings, with chapels also in Starke and Green Cove Springs. The Keystone Heights chapel serves Keystone Heights, Interlachen and Palatka, and the firm operates its own on-site crematory.
In Lake Worth, All County Funeral Home & Crematory is a family owned and operated funeral home offering burial, cremation, green burial, Catholic cremations and pre-planning. It operates an on-site crematory and states it has served the community for over 30 years.
In Melrose, Phillip & Sons The Funeral Directors, Inc. - East at Melrose serves families in Putnam, Alachua and seven other counties, with a sister location in Alachua. It offers green burial, naming Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery near Gainesville, and remote consultations for pre-arrangement.
In Middleburg, Hardage-Giddens Holly Hill Funeral Home and Holly Hill Memorial Park work together on funeral and burial arrangements, including conservation burial without embalming fluid or a casket. The 60-acre cemetery offers in-ground burial, mausoleum entombment and cremation niches and has a veterans garden. The chapel seats 100.
