Moore Farms Botanical Garden Foundation

Mfbg furthers educational and scientific purposes by collecting, documenting, preserving, and displaying a wide variety of plants. In total, Moore Farms Botanical Garden has 5,551 unique living taxa on display. In addition to acting as a living, outdoor classroom for visitors, the Garden functions essentially as a plant library, with the plants organized in collections, with are curated, maintained, and cataloged by a professional staff of horticulturists. Included in these individualized collections are magnolia, taxodium (bald cypress), sarracenia (pitcher plants), Southern heritage plants, and species Native to the state of south carolina. The magnolia collection is part of a nationally accredited, multi-site collection of 16 gardens in the plant collections network of the American public Garden association, and contains 125 unique living taxa. It is one of the largest collection of magnolias in the world.