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BBG Trips: Great Gardens of Charleston

When: 
Saturday, March 26, 2022 to Thursday, March 31, 2022
Where: 

Charleston South Carolina

Selected Tour Highlights

Magnolia Gardens & Plantation-Founded by the Drayton Family in 1680 this is considered to be one of the most important  romantic gardens and is the oldest unrestored garden in America. 

Middleton Place Plantation & Gardens-The home of the Middleton family since 1741, Middleton Place boasts America’s oldest  landscaped gardens inspired by the great garden designer Andre Le Notre. 

Nathaniel Russell House-A private tour of the house and ending with a wine reception in the 18th century serene formal  garden.

A tour of the 18th century plantation house Drayton Hall, considered to be one of the finest  examples of Palladian architecture in North America. Included in our visit is the new visitors  center garden designed by Ben Lenhardt. 

Tours of a selection of four private Charleston gardens  

Cocktails at a privately owned 18th century Charleston home in the historic district 

Moore Farms Botanical Garden-A wildly beautiful and soulful 65 acre garden set in a pastoral setting. The garden has an  informal yet expressive design scheme featuring a blend of exuberant plant displays. 

The private garden of designer Ben Lenhardt at his home located in Charleston’s historic district. 

The Phillip Simmons Garden-These mesmerizing gardens located on Anson Street commemorate the renowned Charleston blacksmith responsible for some of the most beautiful ironwork in the city. 

Accommodations for four nights at the historic Mills House Hotel with breakfast & lunch daily, and two dinners.

These are just a selection of highlights; please inquire about the full itinerary! To register or learn more contact Lani at lani@classicalexcursions.com

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