Few People Know About This South Carolina Wildflower Field
AnneMarie
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When winter comes to an end, we’re all more than ready for all of the glorious signs of spring: warmer temps, longer days, colorful flowers, p- – well, maybe with the exception of the pollen, anyway! One of the places you can go to appreciate and enjoy vivid spring colors is a wildflower field in South Carolina. You may not know that Warner H. Plahs Wildflower Field on Hilton Head Island even exists, but it offers some of the best wildflowers in South Carolina. Take a look for yourself!
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Have you ever been to this wildflower field at Sea Pines Forest Preserve before? Where else have you discovered are good places to enjoy wildflowers in our state? What’s your favorite thing about Spring? Tell us all about it in the comments section below.
Check out The Adventure Center of Hilton Head for another fun way to explore the Island, a fun helicopter ride!
Explore An Island From 700 Feet Above On This Helicopter Ride In South Carolina
Or if you prefer to explore Hilton Head by water, here’s an adventure that offers a truly unique experience.
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Wildflower Fields Near Me In South Carolina
Where else can I see wildflowers in South Carolina?
If you’ve searched the internet for “wildflowers near me” then you’re in luck. Here are some of the best places to see wildflowers in South Carolina.
- Nine Times Preserve, Pickens
- Swan Lake Iris Gardens, Sumter
- Oconee Station and Station Cove Falls Trail, Mountain Rest
- Hatcher Garden and Woodland Preserve, Spartanburg
- Riverbanks Botanical Garden, West Columbia
- Table Rock State Park's Carrick Creek Trail, Pickens
- Blue Wall Preserve, Landrum
- Congaree National Park's Boardwalk Loop Trail, Hopkins
- Azalea Park, Summerville
Be sure to check out our website to discover more places to see wildflowers in South Carolina.
What are some of the most beautiful gardens in South Carolina?
There are so many beautiful gardens in South Carolina that belong on your list, but these are the ones we like the best:
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The Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden, Bishopville
- Brookgreen Gardens, Murrells Inlet
- Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, Charleston
- Hopeland Gardens, Aiken
- Cypress Gardens, Moncks Corner
- W. Gordon Belser Arboretum, Columbia
- Falls Park on the Reedy, Greenville
- Kalmia Gardens, Hartsville
- South Carolina Botanical Gardens, Clemson
- Edisto Memorial Gardens, Orangeburg
- Swan Lake-Iris Gardens, Sumter
We recommend that you read our previous article telling you more about these beautiful gardens in South Carolina.
What are some more natural wonders in South Carolina?
From waterfalls to mountains to nature preserves and more, here are some of the best natural wonders in South Carolina that will blow you away.
- Jocassee Gorges, Sunset
- Brasstown Falls, Westminster
- Table Rock State Park, Pickens
- Stumphouse Tunnel, Walhalla
- Forty Acre Rock Heritage Preserve Cave, Kershaw
- Issaqueena Falls, Oconee County
- Caesar's Head Overlook, Cleveland
- Laurel Falls, Sunset
- Angel Oak Tree, Johns Island
- Hanging Rock Battleground Property, Heath Springs
- Jumping Off Rock Overlook, Sunset
- Bald Rock Heritage Preserve, Cleveland
- Ernest F. Hollings ACE Basin National Wildlife Refuge, Hollywood
Read our previous article featuring more natural wonders in South Carolina.