Creativity with succulents
The ideal plant for dry gardens For some time now, succulent plants and cacti have been gaining popularity in Australian gardens. No wonder – they’re... Read More
Thanks for remembering
Have you ever thought that because funeral directors deal with death on a daily basis, that they are somehow different to other people? That perhaps... Read More
Pink in the late summer garden
As the cooler days of autumn beckon, there’s late summer glory in our cottage garden, despite the dry conditions. Just outside our door, there’s the... Read More
White lilies and Christmas
One of wonders of the garden world in the Southern Hemisphere is the white Christmas Lily or Lilium Longiflorum. Those pictured are growing in our... Read More
Re-bricking of our crematorium
Maintenance is key As we journey through life, there’s one thing we become very conscious of – that nothing lasts forever. That reality was... Read More
The pain of pet loss
We’re a nation of pet lovers According to recent statistics from the Guinness World Records, Australia has the world’s highest rate of pet ownership at... Read More
Signs of spring
No wonder that for centuries, poets immortalised the magic of springtime. There are so many new wonders to behold each day. Only six weeks ago... Read More
Winter – a time for change in the garden
Winter is a wonderful time for gardeners in July and that’s especially so here! No snakes or heat to consider and if there’s sufficient rain,... Read More
There’s a new look in the Chapel
It’s all about change One thing we can be sure of is that change is a constant theme in our lives. Sometimes we cling to... Read More