Charleston Woodlands balances habitat protection with public events
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens will bloom in DC this summer
Avenues of oaks and their deep-rooted history in Charleston
Bring year-round luminosity to your landscape with pro tips from Charleston-based Moonlighting
With major projects underway involving public green spaces—from the West Ashley Greenway and Bikeway to the peninsula’s...
When New York philanthropists Victor and Marjorie Nott Morawetz decided to find a winter home in 1929, they had the...
Marsh grass, oyster beds, and pluff mud at every turn—just 70 miles down the coast in Beaufort
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Ready for a splash? On the sultriest of summer days, the best—and most fun—way to cool off is to get wet. Lucky for us...
Feeling the pull of a childhood spent on the water and the knowledge that this is where you belong
Towering over 65 feet high, this majestic Southern live oak (Quercus virginiana) is said to be the oldest living thing...
How do you define “luxury”? Perhaps it’s an occasional indulgence, or a unique experience, or even something...
Travel back to the Summer of 1975 as six local writers reflect on what life was like from Charleston to East Cooper to...
Tranquil beauty reigns in local David Rawle’s labor of love, the new Theodora Park in Ansonborough
Micah Garrison of Palmetto Mushrooms joins a growing number of state-certified mushroom foragers
A local businesswoman and community volunteer turns a 1956 residence into the contemporary home of her dreams—without...
Charleston is a hotbed for handcrafted home goods. Meet some of the area’s most talented artisans and peek at their...
Magnificent live oaks define our landscape, offering poetic structure to our vistas, shade on scorching summer days,...
The surprising benefits of new local plantings
No one stumbles upon The Ocean Room. More than any other Lowcountry restaurant, you make a deliberate effort to be here...
30 fun, cultural, educational, and downright quirky destinations for sunny-day adventures
Concrete, wood, glass, and steel headline one family’s sunny vacation home on the marsh
Falling hard for an “inland” Eden, historic Hampton Park
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Lowcountry plantation opens to visitors this fall
A modern home on Kiawah draws inspiration from elemental materials
Learning the ropes at the James Island County Park climbing wall
Airy Hall’s Kendrick Mayes finds art in articulated skeletons
Don’t matter how you preserve the Lowcountry, so long as you get it done
