White Garden
Public Gardens
Stroll through the timeless beauty of the White Garden
Inspired by the legendary Sissinghurst garden created by Vita Sackville-West—poet, gardener, and close friend of Virginia Woolf—the White Garden offers a tranquil escape filled with classic English charm. This picture-perfect space is designed entirely in shades of white and soft gray-green, creating a serene, romantic atmosphere that changes beautifully with the seasons.
Stroll among white roses, hellebores, snowdrops, lilies, irises, and other luminous blooms that glow against the garden’s muted foliage. Every plant is carefully chosen to maintain the garden’s signature palette, offering visitors a peaceful place to wander, reflect, or simply enjoy nature’s quiet elegance.
Location
Where
The White Garden is in the center of campus between Cottage Row and the end of Gazebo Row, and on the north side of the Allée.