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1. Can I plant flowers on my grave?

The cemetery offers annual paid flower bed or box options. To order this service please contact the cemetery office 406-552-6070.  All our decoration and flower rules can be found at Grounds Regulations

2. Who maintains my flowers?

Families are responsible to plant, weed, and maintain their annual paid flower beds and to weed their annual regulation flower boxes.  Beds or boxes that become unsightly or overgrown with weeds will be removed without notice, including those planted by local florists.  Please review grounds regulations

3. Is water for flowers available on the grounds?

Water is available at the faucets by the office. Please bring a container to transport your water to your grave. The large sprinklers on the grounds are available only if the irrigation is running in that section of the cemetery.

4. When are flower beds ready for planting?

Beds are ready for planting ten days prior to Memorial Day.

5. When do the flower boxes arrive at the cemetery?

Flower boxes arrive at the cemetery on the Thursday prior to Memorial Day.

6. Why didn't I receive an invoice?

Only actively paid flower invoices remain on next year's invoice list. If you did not receive an invoice please contact the cemetery office at 406-552-6070.

7. What can I plant in my flower bed?

Plantings are restricted to annual flowers only. Perennials and shrubs are prohibited and will be removed without notice.

8. What if my flowers are stolen?

Theft is a crime. The cemetery is not responsible for vandalized, stolen, or damaged items. Please see grounds regulations.

9. What kind of decorations can I place on the grounds?

Glass is always prohibited and will be removed. Please review information please review our Grounds Regulations

10. What if my flowers are damaged or die?

The most common cause of damage to flowers is from wildlife eating them. The second most common cause is weather. Families are responsible for the regular maintenance of their flowers.

11. When are flower beds and boxes removed from my grave?

Flower beds and boxes are removed from all graves beginning the day after Labor Day.