​The beginnings of a wildflower meadow developing in the far corner of the burial ground. We hope the diversity of flowers and grasses will improve every year.

We've already noticed plenty of pyramidal orchids.

Selfheal is thriving in the meadow at the front of the Meeting House

Last year we agreed to leave an area of grass long until late summer to support biodiversity in our burial ground. We have chosen to keep the grass short around the headstones to enable family members to visit the graves. The meadow area is at the far end of the burial ground. A path will be kept short all the way round to enable people to observe the variety of plants that are sure to begin to thrive. Let us know if you spot anything interesting.