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  • Home
  • About Us
    • The Team
    • What is Natural/Woodland Burial
    • Testimonials
  • Reforestation
    • Reforestation in Kent
    • Nature at Eden Valley
    • Planting Trees & Flowers at our burial ground
    • Trees, plants, flowers and regeneration
    • A sustainable burial ground
  • Planning a Green Burial
    • Funerals and the Burial Process
    • Natural ashes Burial
    • Natural Coffins and Shrouds
    • Buying your own burial plot
  • Prices
    • Our Prices
    • Terms and Conditions
  • Funeral Venues
    • Wheelchair Access
  • Gallery
    • Videos
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
    • Directions
    • Visiting
    • Site News

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Path through the Meadowsweet heading towards the pond.

Meadowsweet Path

Path through the Meadowsweet heading towards the pond.

A Skipper visiting the tufted vetch.

Eden Valley Wildlife

A Skipper visiting the tufted vetch.

Eden Valley Fields

Eden Valley Fields

Raindrops on Primroses. Photographed at Eden Valley by 10 year-old Minnie.

Raindrops on Primroses

Raindrops on Primroses. Photographed at Eden Valley by 10 year-old Mini.

Sunrise over the Site

Taken on early an October morning from the north-eastern corner of the site.

The Pond at Eden Valley that we look forward to improving over the seasons.

The Pond at Eden Valley

Dog Violets in Our Woods

Dog Violets in Our Woods. These are the laval food of the Silver Washed Fritillary butterfly. The female lays her eggs in the bark of trees over the violets, the caterpillars then drop down onto the plants to feed. Fritillary butterfly have been spotted along the site's woodland edge.

The site’s golden grasses in summer

The majority of the site's open areas are populated by grassland. At the height of summer these grasses grow up to 4 feet in height, covering the area in swathes of golden yellows and pastel greens.

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