Despite the French style of the grounds, Mellon’s redesign upped the Americana of the Rose Garden, bounding a green lawn with ...

If you've ever pined for the gardens of France, you can bring some of that Gallic splendor to your own backyard with a little ...

The Rose Garden, a 125-foot-long French-style garden, has in recent months become President Trump’s preferred venue for public events at the White House, whether he is hosting athletes and world ...

The Rose Garden was first planted in 1913 during the Woodrow Wilson administration and has regularly hosted a variety of White House events, including speeches, press conferences and even weddings.

The White House’s iconic Rose Garden is looking a little less rosy after the president swapped greenery for granite.

The modern Rose Garden was created in 1961 under President John F. Kennedy when he and first lady Jacqueline Kennedy tapped architect Rachel Lambert "Bunny” Mellon to lead an overhaul.