What types of graves are available?
Traditional grave spaces: These allow the owner of the grave to put a full headstone and surround on the grave after burial. Memorials should not be placed on these graves until at least one year after burial. All memorials of this type must be built on a concrete base or ‘landing’. Lawn-type graves: A headstone and vase plate only is permitted on these graves. One year after the burial, the grave is made level and grassed over. The headstone can have a marble or granite vase plate on which flowers or wreaths can be placed. So that we can maintain these areas, nothing else is allowed to be placed or grown on or around the grave and the area in front of the headstone is grassed over.
