Forget Me Not Terrace
Forget-Me-Nots are traditional floral tributes to remember loved ones. The genus is largely restricted to two discrete geographic centers: western Eurasia with about 60 confirmed species and New Zealand with around 40 confirmed species. Very small numbers of species occur elsewhere including North America, South America, and Papua New Guinea. Despite this, Mysosotis species are now common throughout temperate latitudes via the planting of cultivars and introductions of alien species. Many are popular in gardens, preferring moist habitats. In areas where they are not native, they have frequently escaped to wetlands and riverbanks. Only those native to the Northern hemisphere are commonly called Forget-me-not.
The photos below show the process of transforming a steep terrace border to guide visitors to the cemetery entrance.
The current terrace of Forget Me Not Flowers 
A seed packet for Forget Me Not Flowers 
Terrace during flower planting 
Rapids Cemetery terrace before flower planting. A garden was added here to deter visitors from climbing steep incline.
