Plants For Grave Sites

Maidenhair Fern	Celtic Pride \| Siberian Cypress	Red Hot Returns Daylily	PurpleDe Oro Daylily	Pink Creeping Phlox
Nandina Gulf Stream Shrubs	Purple Pearls Beautyberry	Siberian Iris Caeser's Brother	Aquilegia Biedermeier Mix Columbine	Fort Hill Creeping Phlox
Miscanthus 'Morning Light' Maiden Grass	Delosperma Wheels of Wonder Hot Pink Wonder	Heuchera Black Pearl	Miracle on the Hudson Rose	Sunsprite Rosa Floribunda Rose
Iris 'Harvest of Memories' Yellow	Birds and Butterflies Wildflower Seed Mix	Blackberry Ice Heuchera	Red Creeping Phlox	White Creeping Phlox
Dianthus Silver Star	Mixed Daylilies	Coreopsis Nana Mouse Ear	Crimson Beauty Red Creeping Phlox	Scarlet Flame Creeping Phlox

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Plants for grave sites is a common question that I receive. While it's probably a rural thing, I grew up helping my mom and dad maintain the graves of passed family members, recent and old. Over the years, I have seen what works and doesn't work for planting at the grave site.

Before planting anything, do take the time to check with the cemetery board or maintenance staff. They may have some guidelines about what can or cannot be planted. It is doubtful that they would want trees planted anywhere so the only tree selections here are for small growing varieties that will not spread much. Most plants are low growing perennials and ground cover plants that are not invasive.