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Camellias are now a mark of southern gardens. They were introduced to America in 1786, at Middleton Place.

Middleton Place: An American Landscape Garden

Design, Reviews, TravelBy glenadminFebruary 16, 20158 Comments

Middleton Place is described as America’s oldest landscaped garden. Laid out in 1741 with romantic additions dating from the 19th and 20th century, it is a fascinating example of international style with a southern accent.       A bit of history: First settled in the late 17th century, Middleton Place was acquired by Henry Middleton…

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