Meadow plot
An open plot in the wildflower meadow, with a seasonal scattering of native meadow seed.
from £1,250single plot View meadow plotsOverlooking the Lynher Estuary, Cornwall
Rest gently in a Cornish meadow
A natural burial ground where native trees and wildflowers mark each life — and the land is cared for, quietly, season after season.
What is natural burial?
A simpler, greener farewell
Natural burial returns a person to the earth with as little between them and the soil as possible — no embalming, biodegradable coffins or shrouds, and no polished granite. In time, the plot becomes part of a living meadow.
i.
Of the earth
Only natural materials are laid to rest here — wicker, cardboard, untreated wood, or a simple wool shroud. Everything returns to the ground.
ii.
Marked by life
Instead of a headstone, a scattering of wildflowers marks each place. The memorial is something that grows.
iii.
Cared for, always
The meadow is managed as a wildlife habitat, so the ground your family visits stays wild, open and at peace.
The ground
Where the river meets the sea
Our meadow sits among the old hedgerows and oak woodland of the Lynher Estuary, with the shimmering river below and the skylarks calling all around. It is the kind of place people return to long after a funeral — to sit, to walk, to remember.
Plots are laid out in sequence across the open wildflower meadow, slowly transforming your loved one's resting place into a continuous, living landscape.
See the groundBurial options
Choosing a resting place
Every plot includes the right to a wildflower memorial, and ongoing care of the meadow.
“It doesn't feel like a graveyard at all — it feels like somewhere she would have liked to sit.”A family from Torpoint
Planning ahead
Reserve a plot for the future
Many people reserve their place in the meadow in advance. While specific plots are allocated sequentially when the time comes, securing your burial rights now is a quiet, practical decision that spares your loved ones a difficult task later.