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Trump administration removes historic White House Kennedy magnolia at ‘end of its natural life’
A Kennedy commemorative magnolia tree, one of four planted and dedicated by his administration in 1962, was removed last Saturday by the National Park Service, in coordination with President Trump’s executive residence staff, according to NPS spokesperson Jasmine Shanti.
Together with the White House Grounds team and the National Park Service, arborists took down the Jackson Southern Magnolia ...
Historians say the ailing evergreen was originally planted by President Andrew Jackson, one of Trump’s most polarizing ...
The nation's seventh president brought the seeds of a magnolia from his home near Nashville, Tennessee in the early 1800s.
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Trump helps plant replacement for a historic White House tree that was removed over safety concernsThe Republican president had announced March 30 on his social media platform that the nearly 200-year-old tree, known as the ...
This time, it was reportedly a saucer magnolia that sits directly outside the Oval Office—part of an extensive renovation of ...
A new sapling is putting down roots at the White House, following the removal of a historic tree named for former President ...
The southern magnolia had stood for decades near the west side of the South Portico of the White House. It’s where presidents and prime ministers often are welcomed on their visits, as well as ...
Trump will help plant a sapling to replace a historic White House tree cut down over safety concerns
The Republican president had announced March 30 on his social media platform that the tree, known as the Jackson Magnolia, ...
The newest greenery added to the White House grounds came the day after one of the southern magnolia trees, which was said to have been planted by Jackson in the 19th century, was removed due to ...
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