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Living Memorial Gardens
The City of Tega Cay’s Living Memorial Gardens is a beautiful public garden displaying seasonal flowers, foliage and trees along its meandering sidewalks and natural pathways. It is designed to be accessible by all who visit. The Gardens were brought to life by the Beautification Committee of Tega Cay with the support of the City of Tega Cay, volunteers and donors. To see a video of the gardens, click here.
There are several gardens including the Children's Rock Garden donated by Elaine and Ralph Norman, the Herb Garden donated by Carolinas Medical Center - Pineveille, the Noah Mayberry Butterfly Garden donated by Team Noah, the Rose Garden donated by Marie and Jake Jakiel, the Shade Garden donated by Alice Holloway, the Rain Garden donated by Mr. & Mrs. Chad Bloodworth, and the Veterans Memorial Garden. The Gardens are also a place where persons, organizations, First Responders and U.S. Veterans have a place to be honored and memorialized.
There are several gardens including the Children's Rock Garden donated by Elaine and Ralph Norman, the Herb Garden donated by Carolinas Medical Center - Pineveille, the Noah Mayberry Butterfly Garden donated by Team Noah, the Rose Garden donated by Marie and Jake Jakiel, the Shade Garden donated by Alice Holloway, the Rain Garden donated by Mr. & Mrs. Chad Bloodworth, and the Veterans Memorial Garden. The Gardens are also a place where persons, organizations, First Responders and U.S. Veterans have a place to be honored and memorialized.
Whether gazing at the butterflies, listening to the gentle sounds of birds, breathing in the many fragrances, swinging in the shade or exploring the Veterans Memorial Garden, the Living Memorial Gardens in Tega Cay is truly a place for all.
The garden is open every day of the year from dawn until dusk. To order a $55 engraved paver for non-Veterans, click here for the printable order form. To order a $55 engraved paver for Veterans, click here for the printable order form.To adopt a tree for $200, click here for the printable order form. For more information regarding engraved cobblestone pavers and tree orders, contact Beautification Committee member Patty Martin at 803-802-8727or pcmartin@comporium.net.
The garden is open every day of the year from dawn until dusk. To order a $55 engraved paver for non-Veterans, click here for the printable order form. To order a $55 engraved paver for Veterans, click here for the printable order form.To adopt a tree for $200, click here for the printable order form. For more information regarding engraved cobblestone pavers and tree orders, contact Beautification Committee member Patty Martin at 803-802-8727or pcmartin@comporium.net.
Giving Circles and Volunteerism
Dogwood Circle ($10,000 +)
Warren Norman Company
Camellia Circle ($5,000 – 9,999)
Marie and Jake Jakiel
Cliff Nichols Photography & Cinematography
Let the Dirt Dogs Do It!
Dogwood Circle ($10,000 +)
Warren Norman Company
Camellia Circle ($5,000 – 9,999)
Marie and Jake Jakiel
Cliff Nichols Photography & Cinematography
Let the Dirt Dogs Do It!
As you explore the Gardens you will notice additional individuals, organizations and companies recognized on bronze plaques and engraved cobblestone pavers. The Beautification Committee is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that depends on the enthusiastic support of a broad spectrum of people, including volunteers, City staff, companies and donors with the passion and interest in gardening, nature, community and education to provide necessary funding to grow and maintain the themed gardens for the inspiration and enjoyment of all visitors.
To become a valued volunteer or to discuss becoming a donor in one of the ‘Giving Circles’, contact Patty Martin, Beautification Committee Co-Chair.To view photos of the continued progress, ‘like’ the Tega Cay Living Memorial Gardens on Facebook.
To become a valued volunteer or to discuss becoming a donor in one of the ‘Giving Circles’, contact Patty Martin, Beautification Committee Co-Chair.To view photos of the continued progress, ‘like’ the Tega Cay Living Memorial Gardens on Facebook.