486 flower shops across 146 cities and towns
South Carolina's state flower is the yellow jessamine, a fragrant native vine that flowers in early spring. It is worth knowing that it is toxic. Every part of the plant, so it is admired outdoors rather than brought inside.
South Carolina's long, warm season supports local growing from February into November, and Charleston in particular supports a strong wedding and event trade with florists used to working in historic venues. Summer humidity is the constraint on vase life; arrangements need to go straight indoors.
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