About SLV Talks
What "Lifestyle" are you looking for? This blog is to talk about all things Southern, what it is like to live in South Carolina, mainly, Savannah Lakes Village and the surrounding areas..
Share your experiences or read about the great wonders of living in the South.This is your Voice! It is your opportunity to ask questions about anything and receive feedback from the folks who live here.
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Interested in moving South. Read all about Savannah Lakes Village and hear first hand from the residents. Ask them questions and start a conversation. See what it is like to live in the area and all the opportunities you will have to get involved.
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Why I Love Living in McCormick, SC
Spring in South Carolina is one of those enchanting times that come around year after year and always amazes anyone who lives here. Why, because of all the flowering trees, vines and bushes that seem to know the perfect time to intoxicate all of us with their fragrance and beauty.
Take for instance the Wysteria plant. Cultivated species include Japanese wisteria (Wisteria floribunda), native to Japan and the hardiest member of the genus; American wisteria (W. frutescens), native to the southeastern United States.
Bob and I have been fortunate enough to have purchased a home in McCormick, SC that had mature vines throughout our backyard. Though it is a very aggressive plant, we decided from the beginning to let it thrive as long as it did not kill our trees. The results have been incredible.
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