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Plantasia Eve Party

The Party: Before kicking off its annual Plantasia event, Charleston Horticultural Society (CHS) offered greenery enthusiasts an exclusive look at the covetable offerings with this al fresco fête. The Plantasia Eve Party, held at West Ashley’s Old Towne Creek County Park, allowed guests to pursue unique and hard-to-find plants and blooms, as well as a number of popular varieties, before the sale opened to the public the following day. Shoppers enjoyed bites and libations from Thurston Catering, and local folk quintet Triangle Bluegrass livened things up with banjo melodies throughout the night. The event also featured the “Iron Trowel” live garden design competition and an array of vendors peddling everything from fresh produce to garden tools and decor. The Highlight: A moving speech from Sarah McDaniel about CHS founding member and Plantasia organizer Fran Read, who passed away in November. The honoree’s husband, Peter Read, and daughter, Frances Puckette, were in attendance. Overheard: “Being a ‘plant lady’ is cool now, right?” Beneficiary: Charleston Horticultural Society

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Attendees were welcomed into a plant lover's paradise.Brian Porter and Beth CurleyTriangle Bluegrass member John Apicella on the banjoJohn Coppedge, Sandy Frazier, Penny Coppedge, and Mary Hull Frazier, Mollie FairA plant-based “rainbow salad” from Thurston Catering was among the delicious hors d'oeuvres.Numerous tents houses plants and petals as far as the eye could see.Triangle Bluegrass provided the evening’s tunes.It was all smiles for vendors and guests alike.Guests, including Mary Ellen Baily, Cindy Compton, and Beth Ilderton, enjoy the event.The Charleston magazine table featured the April Garden Issue.Cyndy Ewing, Sarah Petrowski, Debbie Davis, and Beverly RiversAttendees eagerly await the start of the sale.CHS member Sarah McDaniel offers a few words on her friend, the late Fran Read.Frances and Trap Puckette with friendsExecutive director Kyle Barnett addresses the crowd.Frances Puckette and Peter Read

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