The Nixon Library Gardens staff has experience hosting heads of state. This talented group is a good bet to make your wedding planning and wedding ceremony stress free.

The Nixon Library Gardens set up to host a wedding.

The gardens are an inspiration to gardeners from all over. The Nixon Library Gardens is also a great place to host a wedding or wedding reception.

Highlights of the Nixon Library Gardens include:

• One hundred Veterans Honor roses planted just outside the White House East Room replica.
• The Library's Andrew Jackson Magnolia tree, grown from a seedling given to First Lady Pat Nixon. The original Andrew Jackson Magnolia, featured on the $20 bill, was brought by President Andrew Jackson to the White House in 1835, transplanted from his Tennessee estate, The Hermitage.
• A bed of flowering magnolia soulangiana next to the East Room replica. Identical and in the same location as the White House magnolias, the Alexandrina, with its pinkish-purple saucer-sized blooms, was selected in consultation with the staff of the White House gardens.
• Twenty Debutante camellias, a soft pink that was among Mrs. Nixon's favorite colors, grace the elegant Muth Patio adjacent to the White House East Room.
• Near the cornerstone of the East Room replica is a bed of classic soft pink, 1843 roses, Souvenir de la Malmaison.

The Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace is the presidential library of Richard Milhous Nixon, 37th President of the United States, located at 18001 Yorba Linda Boulevard in Yorba Linda, California. The nine acre campus is situated on and surrounding the grounds of the house where Nixon was born and spent his childhood, today in a suburban area of Orange County, California near California State Route 57 and California State Route 90 (Imperial Highway).

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The Nixon Library and Gardens exhibits many traits of a great flower garden in a Mediterranean Climate.

There is a pond to capture rainfall and the grounds make extensive use of native plants.Yorba Linda receives most of its rainfall during the winter. This makes water efficient gardens important in Yorba Linda.

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The Nixon Library Garden in Yorba Linda features many friendly paths for a stroll. Your garden needn't be so grand to be just as welcoming.

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The Nixon Library Garden in Yorba Linda has flowers at every turn. Nothing looks more beautiful than flowers against the sky.

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Give visitors to your garden a reason to look upwards. The Nixon Library Garden in Yorba Linda uses flowering trees to add color to upward views.

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Water is a great feature in any garden. This fountain at the Nixon Library Garden in Yorba Linda is striking and has a cooling effect in summer.

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Water is a great feature in any garden. This is a step fountain at the Nixon Library Garden in Yorba Linda. This is a good example of using stored water to create a cooling effect in a garden. This works especially well in low humidity climates like that in Yorba Linda.

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Garden flowers should be placed so that they invite a passerby to stop and take a sniff. The Nixon Library Garden in Yorba Linda makes good use of this principle

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The Nixon Library Garden is a great place for a garden wedding. It rarely rains in Yorba Linda in summer.

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Yellow flowers make a garden a cheerful place.

Garden flowers should invite you to take a closer look.

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These garden flowers look delicate as a snowflake. Yorba Linda has a mild climate that is friendly to delicate flowers and plants.

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The Nixon Library and Gardens features over 1,400 rose bushes. Yorba Linda is a perfect place for rose bushes.

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The use of palm trees and other semi-tropical plants that sets this California Formal Garden apart from its European cousins.