A new tree trail has been opened at Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens.
The Countess Howe, Her Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire, cut the rope last week at a small ceremony.
The idea of the Tree Trail was developed by volunteers at the Memorial Gardens in agreement with Buckinghamshire Council.
SEGRO, owners of the Slough Trading Estate, also helped fund the project.
The Tree Trail features 30 varieties from amongst the estimated 450 trees in the Memorial Gardens. Varieties include the traditional English Oak, Horse Chestnut and Yew to the more unusual Monkey Puzzle, Persian Ironwood and Wellingtonia.
Each of the trees on the trail has a marker post with the name of the tree and an image of the leaf. Each post contains a QR code for people to scan to learn more about the tree.
Nick Naylor, Buckinghamshire Council’s Cabinet Member for Housing, Homelessness & Regulatory Services said “The Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens provide a place for friends and families to come and remember their loved ones who are buried here.
"The surroundings are beautiful and the addition of this Tree Trail gives further opportunity for everyone to revel in the wonders of nature and the peace and tranquillity this can provide which has benefits for health and wellbeing.
"It also reminds us all of the importance of green space which we as council, are committed to help thrive and expand in Buckinghamshire."
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