Charleston gardens

Charleston’s storied past of wealth and slavery add to the allure of its plantations of the 17th century and beyond. Today, these vast acres of land are open to the public—having been transformed into public gardens and places of teaching about the past. Whether looking to understand and gain a glimpse into this former life or simply stroll through the gorgeous gardens..... #charlestonplantations #thingstodoincharlestonsc #charlestontravelguide #monicaedwards #charlestonandme

Author Emily Whaley's Charleston garden lives on

Step into four historic Charleston gardens & the most glorious historic properties with the Historic Charleston Foundation’s Festival of Houses and Gardens

Southerners all know that smaller spaces are oftentimes the ones that are most ripe with potential. With these ideas, small backyards are full of promise.

Tag along for a behind the scenes video visit at the beautiful historic home of the multi-talented Carolyne Roehm in Charleston.

After sharing glimpses of a trip to Charleston, I couldn’t stop daydreaming about the gorgeous “holy city” with its historic homes. Charleston was founded in…

Charleston, South Carolina, is a city where history and beauty blend seamlessly. One of its most enchanting features is the

Peachy the Magazine, nurturing an abundant life. The June July 2014 issue features Charleston. We take you inside gorgeous homes, walk you through verdant gardens, share savory dishes, introduce you to art and architecture, and much more.

Charleston Annual Garden Tour Part 1 Every year in downtown Charleston, homeowners open their homes and private gardens to the public. If