At Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, we are in bloom 365 days a year. Our Bloom Station, carefully curated by our horticulture team, offers a glimpse into the seasonal blooms found throughout our 66 acres of gardens.

Discover the rich history behind the camellia cultivars at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens. These stunning blooms honor influential figures and celebrate the Lowcountry’s cultural heritage. Explore the captivating stories behind the names that shape Magnolia’s botanical legacy.

Charleston Waterkeeper joined us 2/22 for our annual Ashley River cleanup!

Hear from George H. McDaniel, the Director of Interpretation at Magnolia Plantation, and Margaret Seidler, author of "Payne"ful Business and a recent guest speaker at Magnolia.

In this special episode, we shine a spotlight on the influential women who shaped Magnolia Plantation's history and legacy. From the first female owner, Julia Drayton, to the notable socialite Sara, these remarkable women played pivotal roles in the estate's development and preservation.

The Magnolia Team delves into the complex history and heritage of Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, from its founding in the late 17th century to the mid-19th century.

Join us for a captivating live recording from the historic Magnolia Plantation & Gardens as we delve into the rich history and vibrant culture of sweetgrass basket making.

In this live recording from his speaker series event at Magnolia, an acclaimed author and historian, George W. McDaniel bridges cultures and communities through history, drawing on his 25+ years as executive director of Drayton Hall from 1989-2015.

Welcome to Moments from Magnolia! In the first episode, co-founders of The M.A.R.S.H. Project, Joel Caldwell and Blake Scott, share the story behind their work and how it intertwines with history and ecology in the Lowcountry.

Explore South Carolina's bootlegging legacy and its lasting impact today.

Learn how she mastered the art of entertaining Charleston's elite, managed Magnolia Plantation, and embodied the social roles of wealthy women in the early 1900s.

Ring in the Holidays at Magnolia House and travel back to the Roaring 20s!

‘Twas the Night Before Christmas –Magnolia’s  Santa Connection!

Join renowned local historians and leaders for thoughtful, engaging discussions of local history and the way that it shapes our lives.

Here’s what you’ll get during our Happy Hour, starting September 1:

🌸 $10 Off Adult Admission Tickets
🌿 50% Off Youth and Child Tickets
🍹 50% Off All Beverages at the Peacock Café

The Audubon Swamp Garden is a haven for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers alike. This unique ecosystem, with its history and diverse wildlife, offers a serene escape into the wild. One of the highlights of the garden is its thriving population of migratory birds, which find a perfect refuge in the carefully engineered landscape.

Commemorating Carolina Day - While most of America celebrates independence on July 4, here in Charleston we begin the celebration almost a week earlier. On June 28 , 1776, Col. William Moultrie and his men at Fort Sullivan on Sullivan’s Island handed British forces their first major defeat in what would soon become the American Revolution.

Step back in time at the Magnolia House, a unique gem at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens. Unlike typical plantation homes, this historic house offers a glimpse into Southern history from 1870 to 1975.

Welcome to Magnolia Plantation & Gardens! With our ticket, enjoy a day exploring history, nature, and beautiful gardens filled with wildlife

Join us for insightful discussions from local speakers and leaders with expertise on our local history and ecosystems.