Summer flowers at Sandham Memorial Chapel

As you approach the front of the chapel you'll pass through our pretty wildflower meadow. The grasses and wildflowers, including rare pyramid orchids, sway majestically in the breeze. Wander through the mown paths and see what you can spot.

The almshouses each side of the chapel are fronted by lavender beds now almost fully out and a great host to bees and butterflies and moths.

Our new garden of reflection behind the chapel and now in its second year is already looking quite established. With foxgloves, a variety of hostas, ladies mantle, purple leafed  heucheras greeting you on arrival your eye is then taken our raised beds with towering alliums, dark purple scabious and bright orange gerberas.

"Brick Array" a creative project undertaken with local schools and sculptor Chris Cudlip as part of the Heritage Lottery  Fund donation lines the path edges and the series of crosses form a centre peice of the tree lined walk.

Our garden volunteers have cleverly made use of some old ladders which has made a great frame for our sweet peas.