The house, with archways and multipaned casement windows that are visible from the street, was built over a potter's field cemetery and comes complete with a legend about ghosts that frequent it.
Ornamental trees, shrubs, annuals, grasses, and other plants are cultivated and planted for aesthetic and utility purposes in urban landscapes, including yards, parks, gardens, sports fields, cemeteries, medians, and roadsides.
They have been barred from worshiping in Anglican churches, gathering instead in rented churches and schools, open fields, even cemeteries.
Imprelis is used on athletic fields and cemeteries as well as on private lawns and golf courses, he noted.
The white blues man himself, Tennessee Williams, had it down in A Streetcar Named Desire - with Elysian Fields and cemeteries and the quest for paradise.
The bodies, some in pine coffins and others wrapped in blankets, were given their last respects and buried in open fields and cemeteries on Wednesday afternoon, some beside the graves of fighters from wars past, others beside relatives.
Most are on golf courses, ball fields, and cemeteries; and, most of these are irrigated with reclaimed water.
This came as a surprise, since our docent had encouraged us to wander through the field to the cemetery where the Olsons and Wyeth are buried.
These are among the approximately 850,000 forlorn souls who since 1869 have been buried in the city's potter's field, a 101-acre cemetery just east of City Island.
If your body is sent to Australia, Upright Burials will bury you vertically to ensure you take up the least amount of space in a cemetery field that is kept in a natural state.
It was about a year ago that Revadim, seeking like other kibbutzes to make money and survive in Israel's new, harder-edged economy, agreed to lease a field beside its cemetery for the burial of non-Jews and "Jews in doubt".
