Grave gardening

[@EricWarren]

This is a lovely piece. My Mother, Uncle, Grandmother and Grandfather are all buried at the Woodlands. I really need to go back and visit to see the wonderful work the Gardeners are doing.

[@DrNoahBoddy004]

I had no idea that was a concept from France... it's quite sophisticated as well as being therapeutic. Wonderful.

[@jacklesloverforevers5477]

Let those flowers grow on top of my grave, you may stop by, and, stay.
But please, before you depart, take a flower, it is yours, for your time, and hopefully, to remember me.

[@gloriataylor6868]

I think it's a beautiful memorial for those buried there and beautifies each grave

[@Justwrestle129]

I love this idea!

[@awarenessvillage]

Beautiful!

[@Stephen_Nicholson]

I love this, what a lovely and inspirational thing to do.

[@jimproulx6969]

I live across the street from The Woodlands.

[@SicanguLakota4rmSouthDakota]

Great idea

[@mojorising1]

Dig it 😉

[@lexybk3702]

This is very nice but the idea of people doing exercise in the grave is disrespectful to me .

[@keswarnathragbar8225]

This is very eerie .Taboo even .Just not really a good thing to do .morally wrong.

[@mycellarusso9091]

Really? I don’t think it’s morally wrong maybe in your culture. I like this idea.

[@cheebs1525]

The new thing is green cemetery. Ones body is surround or that spot returns to nature to as well

[@oomybeauty]

No, my grandmother and her family would go & care for the family plot during the seasons. It was done in memory and out of respect for departed family members. Now my daughters and I visit and clean this same plot in memory of my Grandma and father.

[@pinkshinx]

It's what the dead would have wanted. To not make their grave stone sites depressing. they want it to be full of life as if they were once alive