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We have always believed in the power of gardens to bring people together, inspire creativity, and transform communities. FY25 was no...

A dull pair of pruners can make gardening feel like a struggle—jagged cuts, extra effort, and even damage to your plants. But with a little

Beth has generously shared her plant list with us, featuring the standout species that make her garden extraordinary.

Nov 11 Help Shape the Future of the HORT!   As the Charleston Horticultural Society celebrates 25 years, we reflect on our achievements...

Rebecca Fanning: Director of Resilience and Natural Resource Mangement, Town of Sullivans Island “Who really knew that it’s all about the...

Ruth Knopf in her Sullivan’s Island home with her beloved roses . With heavy hearts, we say goodbye to Ruth Knopf, a beloved Charleston...

By: Darcy Whalen Sept 8, 2024 We live in a world today where technology has become such an integral part of our lives. It guides us in...

Learn the difference between natives, Non-natives and invasives from Sharleen Johnson of Native Plants to the People.

The HORT Seeks to Protect and Preserve the Nature of the Lowcountry - Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina

KIM ASHLEY, BOARD VICE CHAIR and GOVERNANCE LEAD Date: 3/27/2024 Hello Horticultural Lovers! Are you an avid gardener, plant enthusiast,...

A sunny Sunday in Fall was the perfect backdrop for our Fall Garden Tour.

Gardener’s Happy Hour - Patti McGee’s iconic garden

A Sunny Day at the Loutrel Charleston with Pattison’s Academy’s very own Gardening Pros

Makeshift clothes line behind the HORT office displaying our creations at the Indigo Dyeing Class

Jan Hillis, member and Camellia aficianodo, admiring the beautiful Camellias at our most recent sale

Patrick McMillan having fun in our Work room for his Wildflower workshop. Thanks to member Danielle Olsfag for the mural. I'd like to...