Jacqueline Kennedy Garden, Presidential garden in White House Complex, United States
The Jacqueline Kennedy Garden features seasonal flowers, ornamental trees, and carefully designed walkways on the east side of the White House Complex.
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy established this garden in 1961 as part of her extensive renovation project for the White House grounds.
The garden reflects American botanical heritage through its plant selection and serves as a setting for presidential receptions and government functions.
Public access to the garden occurs during scheduled White House Garden Tours in spring and fall, with free timed tickets distributed at the Visitor Center.
The garden contains trees planted by various United States presidents, making it a living record of presidential contributions to White House landscaping.
Location: Washington, D.C.
Part of: White House Complex
GPS coordinates: 38.89750,-77.03610
Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:15
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