Beatrix Farrand’s Lost White House Garden

Never heard of Beatrix Farrand? No surprise. The innovative landscape gardener once had over 200 gardens to her name, but today there are fewer than 5. All the rest were destroyed, including one at the White house that melded impressionism with ecology, and inspired Jacqueline Kennedy.


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Special thanks to:


KATIE RIDDLE, Reference Archivist at the Environmental Design Archives, UC Berkley


NICHOLAS LESHI, Senior Director of Communications at the New York Botanical Gardens


NOREEN KHALID AHMAD, Director of Communications and Marketing at the Morgan Library and Museum


KATHRYN STRAND, Director of Development and Communications at the Land and Garden Preserve


JENNA BEAULIEU, Director at the Beatrix Farrand Society


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