Eleanor Oxby
From Miss Jessie Ann Campbell
Eleanor loved her garden and spent many hours making it looking beautiful,she loved to experiment with planting different bulbs and seeds.
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MARY BURDASS
Roger Folkard, Peggie Parker, George Parker & Sheila Folkard
Ray Brown & Irene Brown
Keith Clarke
Dennis Guy & Frances Guy
Patricia Bell & Molly Stokes
Melvyn Trofer
Kitty Ringsell
Leslie Charman
Mick Fillingham
Betty Kelman & Anton Krivec
John Harding
Lesley Michels
Ian Wilson
Mary Evans
Christine Jaffrey & Bertha Stone
Elsie Barrand
Pauline Wood
Thomas Aslin
Ray Fearnley
Bissie Braund & Leihh Ramm
Pam Sleeman & Mel Sleeman
Bryn Jones
Maureen Turner & Doris Turner
Doris & Joe Burrell
Patricia Bell
Susan Limb
Patrick McCree
MARY BURDASS
From Mr. JEREMY JOHNSON
Roger Folkard, Peggie Parker, George Parker & Sheila Folkard
From Miss Gillian Parker
All of them loved wild flowers
Ray Brown & Irene Brown
From Mrs. Julie Berriman
My parents loved their garden, spending time in it and tending it. They also loved nature and all things associated with it. Every time I look at these lovely flowers I will think of them.
Keith Clarke
From Mrs. Sarah Porter
Dennis Guy & Frances Guy
From Mrs. Shirley Garbett
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Patricia Bell & Molly Stokes
From Mrs. Beth Cook
My amazing grandma and great grandma always loved to be put in the garden. Weather it would be picking up the weeds, or planting shrubs, they were always busy and so very proud of their gardens. When my grandma passed away, I took cuttings from some of their plants and I am growing them to this day.
Melvyn Trofer
From Mrs. Zoe Clarke
My wonderful brave father who I miss so much and still worry about , my guide in life and protector .x
Kitty Ringsell
From Ms. Carol Spalding
I still miss grandma very much and think of her every day. She was an amazing lady.
Leslie Charman
From Mr. Thomas Woolley
Mick Fillingham
From Mrs. Maxine Fillingham
Mick loved his garden, he only grew flowers and our garden was a picture during the summer months.
Betty Kelman & Anton Krivec
From Miss Ellen Kelman
John Harding
From Mrs. June Harding
There for us …. until taken away too soon. Missing you always.
Lesley Michels
From Mr. Henk Michels
Ian Wilson
From Ms. louise wilcox
Mary Evans
From Mrs. Muriel Ellerington
I am sowing these seeds in memory of my lovely Mum, Mary Evans, who sadly passed away on this day (July 28th) last year. She is deeply missed. ???? xx
Christine Jaffrey & Bertha Stone
From Mrs. Diane Law
They were both beautiful people and loved their gardens.
Elsie Barrand
From Mr. Graeme Townell
Pauline Wood
From Miss Sylvia Wood
Pauline was such a vivacious person. She was a runner and loved to be out in the country side. Enjoying nature.
Over 3 years since we lost her.I miss her everyday
XXX
Thomas Aslin
From Mrs. Karen Aslin
Always kind, loving and a true gentleman till the end xx
Ray Fearnley
From Mrs. Dawn Fearnley
Ray loved his garden, spending all his spare time tending to his plants, watching them established over the years. He passed away in November 2020 from a brain tumour age 57. I am trying my best to carry on his great work in the garden, and to enjoy the beauty of colour and life this time of year brings.
Bissie Braund & Leihh Ramm
From Mrs. Suzanne North
Both of these lovely people died too young . They both had so much living to do xx
Pam Sleeman & Mel Sleeman
From Miss Bev Sleeman
Mum and Dad loved gardening before they became ill. Remembering them with wild flowers is perfect. Thank you.
Bryn Jones
From Mrs. Jessica Langley
Grandad did everything properly, he cuddled hard, laughed deep and loved us a lot. We miss him just as much.
Maureen Turner & Doris Turner
From Mrs. Diane Turner
Doris & Joe Burrell
From Mr. Mervyn Brown
Dad loved his garden and was never happier than when he was working there.
Patricia Bell
From Miss Ruth Holmes
Grandma loved gardening
Susan Limb
From Mrs. Suzanne Hogg
Patrick McCree
From Mrs. Gabriella McCree
Patrick loved his garden. He had fond memories of 'back in the day' when seeing wild flowers everywhere was the norm.