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Celebrate 25 years with the Hort

Join us for our
25th Anniversary Celebration

We are thrilled to invite you to the Charleston Horticultural Society’s
25th Anniversary Celebration on Tuesday, February 25 from 9am to 3pm
for a day of learning, inspiration, and community at the breathtaking Yeamans Hall Club.

This milestone event will honor our rich history and shared passion for horticulture while looking forward to a greener future.

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

Registration begins at 9:00am at Yeamans Hall Clubhouse

Start your day with us! Registration opens at 9:00 AM—grab some coffee, browse the silent auction, mingle with fellow garden lovers, and soak up the charm of Yeamans Hall.

Engaging Workshops: 9:30a - 10:30a (Choose one of three)

Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Yeamans Hall and its iconic gardens as you explore a variety of workshops led by experts and innovators. A highlight of the experience is the focus on camellias, a cherished symbol of Southern garden history. Learn about their rich legacy at Yeamans Hall and discover hands-on techniques to care for these historic blooms. Whether you're here to deepen your knowledge or simply enjoy the stunning surroundings, these workshops offer inspiration and insights for all.
 

Workshop with Sidney Frazier: Pruning Camellias

Learn the art of camellia pruning from Sidney Frazier, VP of Horticulture at Middleton Place and the “King of Camellias.” In this hands-on workshop, gain expert techniques to care for and enhance the beauty of your camellias from a true Lowcountry horticulture legend. Cost: $30

 

Workshop with Dan Clayton: Camellia Propagation

Join Dan Clayton, owner of Paradise Inc., for a hands-on workshop on propagating historic Camellias. With over 40 years of experience, Dan will share techniques to grow Camellias from cuttings and preserve these timeless "Winter Roses" for future generations. Cost: $30

 

Workshop with Elizabeth Pope: The Art of Underplanting

Join Elizabeth Pope Williamson, founder of Elizabeth Pope Landscape Architect (EPLA), for an inspiring Underplanting Workshop. Elizabeth specializes in creating timeless, layered garden designs that celebrate natural beauty. Cost: $30

Luncheon and Speaker -A Beloved Tradition:

Join us at the historic Yeamans Hall Clubhouse for one of the Charleston Horticultural Society’s most cherished traditions AND to celebrate our 25th Anniversary!

This year’s luncheon features Deborah Trickett of The Captured Garden, an award-winning container garden designer. A dynamic speaker, Deborah will inspire gardeners of all levels with her expertise and creativity.

 

Don’t miss this unforgettable event—timeless Lowcountry beauty, expert gardening insights, and a celebration to remember.

Cost: $140

11a - 1:30pm (Please register 30 minutes prior)

Silent Auction

Don’t miss our fabulous silent auction, packed with treasures for garden enthusiasts and beyond.

Bid on Monrovia Camellias from Dan Clayton, stunning containers by Glen Gardner and Elizabeth Stuart Designs, items from Hyams Garden Center, Janet P. Gregg's "Houses and Parties," Rebecca Gardner's creations, stylish gardening hats, Rellee Bee Bags, unique pottery, and much more.

And yes, our expertly curated (and beautiful) centerpieces will also be available for auction.

It’s your chance to take home something special while supporting a great cause.

9:30a - 12:30pm

Tailored  to You

To make the event even more special, all events are purchased à la carte, allowing you to tailor your experience to suit your interests and schedule. Whether you choose to attend workshops, participate in the luncheon, or explore the gardens, this day is designed to be as unique as you are.

Please be aware spaces at each event are limited. Please sign up early to secure your spot.

Join us in celebrating 25 years of cultivating beauty, sustainability, and community. This unforgettable event is the perfect way to honor our shared love of horticulture and growing a greener future.

Special Thanks to Our Sponsor

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Originally established in 1925 as a private retreat, Yeamans Hall was built on the historic site of Yeamans Plantation, named after Sir John Yeamans, one of South Carolina’s earliest colonial Governors. The property reflects the timeless appeal of the Lowcountry, blending natural beauty with thoughtful design.

At its heart is the stately clubhouse, a masterpiece of Colonial Revival architecture designed by the renowned firm James Gamble Rogers. The surrounding grounds were envisioned by acclaimed landscape architect Frederic Law Olmsted Jr., whose work harmonized the native flora with carefully curated gardens, creating an environment of understated sophistication.

One of Yeamans Hall’s crowning jewels is the Borom Garden, a testament to decades of horticultural dedication. With its majestic live oaks, historic camellias, and curated plantings, this iconic space celebrates the natural beauty and legacy of Lowcountry gardening. The Yeamans Hall horticultural staff continues to preserve and enhance these historic landscapes, maintaining their legacy for future generations.

Today, Yeamans Hall remains a private sanctuary, rarely open to the public, making this event a truly unique opportunity. Explore its rich history, breathtaking gardens, and unparalleled charm while celebrating our 25th Anniversary.

Spaces are limited—learn more below and sign up today.

Yeamans Hall Address: 900 Yeamans Hall Rd, Hanahan, SC

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