Join us at the Carriage House on January 24th and 25th for a celebration of the Lowcountry’s winter blooms at the 74th Annual Camellia Flower Show, proudly
presented by the Coastal Carolina Camellia Society.

This cherished event highlights hundreds of camellia blossoms cultivated by passionate enthusiasts from across the region, with blooms entered into a variety of categories to vie for top honors. Attendees will be treated to a stunning display of color, form, and garden artistry as judges assess
each blossom.

Beyond the show, visitors can stroll through the camellia plant sale, featuring a diverse selection of camellias ready to find a new home in your garden. The lovely displays offer inspiration for gardeners of all levels, and representatives from the Coastal Carolina Camellia Society will be on hand to share growing tips, care advice, and insights into the unique beauty of these flowers.

Event Schedule
Saturday, January 24th:
Accepting Entries for Judging: 7:00 AM–9:30 AM
Judging Begins: 10:30 AM
Open to the Public: 1:00 PM–4:00 PM

Sunday, January 25th:
Open to the Public: 10:00 AM-2:00 PM

This event is included with admission.

Interested in Entering Your Own Camellias?

Anyone is welcome to participate! If you are interested in bringing and entering flowers to be judged at the show you may obtain a show schedule with rules for bloom entry by contacting the club at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Assuming favorable weather, visitors can expect to see over 600–800 camellia blooms in competition, with prizes awarded across multiple categories.
About Coastal Carolina Carolina Camellia Society The Coastal Carolina Camellia Society is a local society in the Charleston, South Carolina area affiliated with the American Camellia Society. It serves to foster the appreciation and knowledge of camellias by providing a platform for enthusiasts to share information, learn, and participate in activities related to camellia culture. The society holds monthly meetings for its members, featuring guest speakers or programs on topics like camellia care and propagation, and organizes events such as the annual judged camellia show and plant sales and auctions.