Established in 1997 with a generous donation of 200 camellias from Mary McLaurin’s collection, the Camellia Garden has flourished into a breathtaking showcase of this beloved plant. As part of the American Camellia Trail, visitors can wander among more than 100 varieties, appreciating the camellias’ winter blooms and year-round beauty.
Nestled within the Garden’s lush landscape, the Camellia Garden offers a peaceful retreat with winding paths, dappled sunlight, and seasonal color, making it a place for quiet reflection
and inspiration.
Camellias have long been treasured for their elegance, resilience, and cultural significance. The Camellia Garden not only honors these remarkable plants but also preserves their legacy for future generations. Visitors are encouraged to slow down, take in the subtle beauty, and experience nature’s artistry.
The Camellia Garden is home to a diverse selection of camellias and companion plantings that add texture and color throughout the year. Bloom times will vary depending on species and seasonal conditions.
Plus other seasonal blooms and understory plantings that complement this elegant space.
Saving Our Savannas, an educational exhibit is designed to increase awareness of the cultural and ecological importance of longleaf pine
Whether you’re planning an intimate affair or a grand event, our versatile spaces offer a unique and unforgettable experience.
Every Nature Tales includes an engaging, themed storytime led by Cumberland County librarians and a child friendly craft project selected
Saving Our Savannas, an educational exhibit is designed to increase awareness of the cultural and ecological importance of longleaf pine
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