Four Circles of Life Pollinator Garden
3 Cloverfield Ave, Warwick, RI 02889, USA
This historic garden has markers dating from 1759 and holds the remains of 105 Civil War veterans. The plan for the garden was approved in 2023 and officially dedicated as the Four Circles of Life Pollinator Garden on July 17, 2026. The work was led by the Warwick Wildlife and Conservation Commission and was supported by the Warwick Historical Cemetery Commission with donations from organizations and individuals.
This garden represents more than a collection of plants. Each planting was chosen with meaning and intent, contributing to a peaceful place of remembrance, honor, and respect for the generations who came before us.
Mostly perennials, the garden is composed almost entirely of native plants including cardinal plant, columbine, swamp and common milkweed, blazing star, bee balm, butterfly bush, Joe Pye weed, sneeze weed, blanket flower, speedwell, goldenrod, thyme, daffodils, foxglove, blue mist, lily of the valley, sedum (stonecrop), coreopsis, forsythia and weigelia.