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Native Plant Festival Springs to Life This Saturday at Old Santee Canal Park

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Old Santee Canal Park's native plant festival is sprouting up this Saturday, May 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Moncks Corner. (Credit: Old Santee Canal Park/Facebook)

MONCKS CORNER, SC Plant lovers, nature enthusiasts, and curious green thumbs, mark your calendars! Old Santee Canal Park’s native plant festival is sprouting up this Saturday, May 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Moncks Corner, and it’s shaping up to be a celebration of all things wild, beautiful, and rooted in South Carolina soil.

Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just looking to liven up your porch, this festival has something for everyone—and we mean everyone.

🌱 What’s in Store:

  • GIANT Plant Sale – Stock up on native blooms and greenery from expert nurseries
  • Local Vendors – Shop handmade goods, garden tools, and eco-friendly finds
  • Live Historic Performance – Step back in time with live storytelling and reenactment
  • Guided Herb Walks – Learn the secrets of local herbs with guided tours
  • Live Music by The Charleston Hot Shots – Tap your toes to vintage jazz and swing
  • Food Trucks – Grab a bite while you browse
  • Educational Booths – Meet local & state organizations sharing tips, tools, and inspiration
  • Q&A with Master Gardeners – Got a question? They’ve got answers!

All of this for just $5—which also includes your park admission to explore Old Santee Canal Park’s scenic beauty.

The woodland sunflower is native to South Carolina, according to the South Carolina Native Plant Society. (CREDIT: Wikimedia Commons)

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📍 Location: 900 Stony Landing Road, Moncks Corner, SC
🎟️ Entry: $5 per person
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 All ages welcome | ☀️ Rain or shine
📞 Questions? Call Adam Bedard at (843) 899-5200
💬 Vendors: DM the organizers for more info!

Known at wild bleeding hearts, this flowers are native to South Carolina, according to the South Carolina Native Plant Society. (CREDIT: Wikimedia Commons)

So, grab your sun hat, bring your curiosity, and come celebrate the vibrant world of native plants right here in Berkeley County. It’s a family-friendly, fun-filled way to support local ecology and take home something green.