Cummer Museum Riverside Gardens live oaks

The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens' historic Riverside Gardens along the St. Johns River include mature live oaks and specimen trees planted when the gardens were developed by Ninah Cummer in the early 20th century. The formal riverfront gardens and their canopy of live oaks are part of the museum's historic landscape and are open to the public. These trees contribute to the museum's well-documented horticultural collections and are frequently photographed as a landmark element of Jacksonville's riverfront.