Hospice & Community Care Gardens
Hospice & Community Care's campus is surrounded by nature. Gardens
and outdoor therapy areas are a practical response to our desire to maintain
natural spaces as well as offer therapeutic spaces. Natural areas promote
calmness for patients and families and are utilized as outdoor therapy
areas by Hospice & Community Care staff.
Hospice's campus has five distinct natural areas: chapel, meditation, terrace, children’s and arbor gardens. Each natural space features unique designs tailored to offer patients and their families space to worship, contemplate, reminisce, or refresh themselves. Community members can help the gardens grow and flourish through opportunities to plant trees, flowers, and shrubs in memory of loved ones.
Sanctuary Garden
The
Marie Bott Chapel on the Hospice Campus will provide a space for
special events and services. The sanctuary garden surrounding the chapel
will allow for an intimate setting and serve as the focal point
upon entering the campus.
Judy Bolt Mayo Memorial Children's Garden
The
Judy Bolt Mayo Memorial Children's Garden will serve as a place for youth to venture safely
and will feature characters from our children's book, The Garden of Hope.
Butterfly benches will serve as central features within the landscape.
Meditation Garden
The meditation garden will be a peaceful space for quiet contemplation and the restoration of harmony.
Dr. Robert C. Haley Memorial Terrace Garden
Located between two
patient halls, the Dr. Robert C. Haley Memorial Terrace Garden will accent
the house and serve as a place for family members to gather.
Williams/Caldwell Memorial Arbor Garden
In concert with the meditation room the arbor garden will serve as an additional intimate space for patients and family members to gather outdoors. TheWilliams/Caldwell Memorial Garden is named in memory of Bill Williams, Lowell and Katherine Caldwell, and in honor of
Alice Williams.
> Learn about naming opportunities available in our Campaign for Hope.