Join the Charleston Parks Conservancy as we dig, divide, and share plants from Colonial Lake, all while preparing for the next phase of revitalization at this historic park. This is your chance to bring a piece of the park home! This event is free and open to the public.

Here’s a list of what you can expect to harvest (while supplies lasts).

Native Plant Highlights:

1. Beautyberry – Known for its vibrant purple berries that attract wildlife.
2. Oak Leaf Hydrangea – A shade-tolerant native.
3. Swamp Sunflower – Bright yellow blooms that thrive in wet areas.
4. Sweet Grass – A signature Lowcountry plant.
5. Yaupon Holly – An evergreen shrub with red berries that provide winter interest and food for birds.

Popular Ornamental Plants:

1. Knock Out Roses – A hardy, low-maintenance rose variety with continuous blooms.
2. Limelight Hydrangea – Famous for its large, showy green-to-white flowers.
3. Lantana – Colorful flowers that attract butterflies and tolerate heat well.
4. Philodendron – A lush, tropical plant that thrives in shaded areas.
5. Plumbago – A trailing plant with beautiful blue flowers, great for borders or containers.

Conservancy staff will be available to guide you and ensure safe digging practices. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to take home some of your favorite plants from Colonial Lake while supporting its continued revitalization!

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