ADELAIDE will commemorate the one-year anniversary of Phil Walsh's passing with a memorial at Adelaide Oval.
A tree on the north-eastern side of the ground will be dedicated to Walsh, with mulch from the flowers left outside the club after the former coach's passing spread around the tree.
A bronze plaque will also be at the site.
The former Adelaide coach's reign was tragically cut short after just 12 matches in charge, with Walsh allegedly murdered by his son, Cy.
Crows chief executive Andrew Fagan told afc.com.au Walsh had made a massive impact at the club, despite his short tenure.
"As always, all of our thoughts are with Meredith (wife) and Quinn (daughter) and their extended family and close friends," Fagan said.
"'Walshy' spent a lifetime in footy and whilst only a part of our club for a relatively short period, he left a lasting footprint.
"His principles of team-first, elite standards, hard work and attention to detail formed the foundation of the journey we are on today."
