As you might expect, this habitat is a real draw to wildlife, with birds such as nuthatches, tree creepers, thrush, blue tits, great tits, robins and wrens feeding on the rich insect life. Highlights of the year include bluebells in April and May, with snowdrops coming through earlier in February. The lush ferns in the summer give way to fungi in the autumn, meaning there is always something of interest at any time of the year.

All burial plots are single depth and arranged in a circular pattern around large specimen trees, making a truly unique final resting place for burial or ash interment.

Wooden benches are positioned alongside the pathways providing places for quiet reflection. These can be sponsored to provide a memorial for someone, as can bird and bat boxes that are popular with our winged visitors.