From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
We recommend some plants for graves - both colourful flowers and foliage plants.
Planting up a grave can be a consoling and meditative way to remember a loved one.
The area you have to work with might be small, but there’s lots you can do in a small space. It should be relatively easy to maintain, so choose low maintenance plants that will look good for a long time.
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