WASHINGTON, DC – The White House will remove a nearly 200-year-old magnolia tree that traces its roots to former President Andrew Jackson’s Tennessee home. The tree, originally planted in ...

The original southern magnolia had stood near the South Portico ... Trump had announced on March 30 that the tree was in “terrible condition” and posed a safety hazard. The National Park ...

US President Donald Trump marked a symbolic occasion on Tuesday by planting a sapling on the South Portico of the White House, replacing a historic 200-year-old magnolia tree recently removed due ...

Jackson Magnolia, a nearly 200-year-old southern magnolia historic tree, was removed from the grounds of the White House on Tuesday due to safety concerns. To mark the loss, US President Donald ...

"Despite ongoing preservation efforts, the ‘Jackson Magnolia’ tree has reached the end of its lifespan and must be removed due to safety concerns," the park service said in a joint statement ...

The historic 'Jackson Magnolia' was chopped down for safety reasons on Monday Workers remove a southern magnolia tree, said to have been planted by former President Andrew Jackson in honor of his ...

The Republican president had announced March 30 on his social media platform that the nearly 200-year-old tree, known as the Jackson Magnolia, was in “terrible condition, a very dangerous safety ...

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 ...

The Republican president had announced March 30 on his social media platform that the nearly 200-year-old tree, known as the Jackson Magnolia, was in “terrible condition, a very dangerous safety ...