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MARCH into spring with these tours

Everything holds its breath except spring.  She bursts through as strong as ever.  B M Bower

For Charleston gardeners and floral designers, there’s a reason they call it March!  From the 1st to the 31st, March bursts forth with a bounty of flower shows and garden tours that will get you marching all over town.  Chances are that if you visited our beautiful city or lived here for any length of time, you’ve been to one or two, especially the famous plantation and historic home and garden tours. 

But take it from a local, the best tours are the ones no one’s ever heard of....until now.  I’ll be featuring these hidden gem tours over the next few weeks so stay tuned or subscribe to get it delivered to your inbox.

March 1-4 Cypress Gardens Breath of Spring Flower Show and Garden Tour

Sponsored by the four garden clubs of the Berkeley County area, this flower show is quickly gaining popularity as THE premier event to kick off spring.  Gardeners and floral designers put on a show that’s breath-taking!   For four days, you can see gorgeous camellias and daffodils of every variety under the sun.   Surrounding these beauties are 48 of the most creative floral designs you’ll see this time of year.  These are done by some of the same powerhouse players who enter the largest flower show in our state.   

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(Check out last year's design entries here)

And while you’re there, take advantage of all that Cypress Gardens has to offer, 3+ miles of gorgeous walking trails, an alligator-spotting boat tour of the black water cypress swamps, a fascinating butterfly house, not to mention the reptile and amphibian houses that every kid will go crazy over.

Admission to the show is free with your $10 admission to Cypress Gardens ($9.00 Seniors, $5.00 children 6-12, Free to kids 5 and under.)   For more info https://sites.google.com/site/ourflowershow/home/press-release

, Charleston Gardening Examiner

Trish Bender has been digging in the dirt since the early 1970's and she hasn't stopped yet. From her modest introduction to weekend gardening with her dad as a teenager, she has evolved into a full-fledged organic gardener, floral designer, flower show judge and wildlife naturalist. A longtime...

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