The Magnificent Homes & Gardens Of South Carolina

We’re back on the road for another time, completing research for The Magnificent Homes  & Gardens Of The South Carolina, Why at this time in early April? Because her Azaleas are in full bloom and maximum splendor.
Charleston is known as "The Holy City." Despite beliefs that the term dates to the city's earliest days and refers to its religiously tolerant culture, the term was coined in the 20th Century, likely as a mockery of Charlestonians' self-satisfied attitude about their city. 
Regardless of the nickname's origination, residents have embraced the term and explained it in more flattering terms
To the right stands a Palmetto, a quintessential symbol of the state
Charleston is a delightful destination and she has received a record number of awards, including “America's most friendly city” by Travel+Leisure magazine in 2011, 2013 and 2014, as well “the most polite and hospitable city in America” by Southern Living magazine. 
So, why not kick back your heels and stay for a spell?
The area is also the springtime flower capital of the nation, with Middleton Place, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens and Boone Hall Plantation, all near Charleston.
And don't forget about Edisto Island and Beaufort.