Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I place plants on a graves
Answer:
Graves can be planted with any type of natural plant material within an area measuring 18" (45cm) from the base of the memorial stone. Plants should be kept tidy and they should not be allowed to grow over or cover other graves and paths. They must not exceed 2' (60 cm) in height.
Separate flower holders can be placed on the grave within the area mentioned above They must be made of metal or glazed earthenware but not glass. These are placed at the owners own risk.
Occasionally the surface of your grave may be used to site a soil box when digging an adjoining grave. This means any plants may have to be lifted as a temporary measure. Every effort will be made to restore the grave to its original condition.
Separate flower holders can be placed on the grave within the area mentioned above They must be made of metal or glazed earthenware but not glass. These are placed at the owners own risk.
Occasionally the surface of your grave may be used to site a soil box when digging an adjoining grave. This means any plants may have to be lifted as a temporary measure. Every effort will be made to restore the grave to its original condition.
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Email: generalenquiries@rossendalebc.gov.uk
Telephone: 01706 217777
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