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 ...

Not all plants can be stored in a seed bank. Cryopreservation offers an alternative, but critics question whether this form of conservation will work.

(The Hill) – A new sapling is putting down roots at the White House, following the removal of a historic tree named for former President Andrew Jackson. President Trump helped mark the ...

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 ...

President Donald Trump replaced a chopped-down 200-year-old tree ... “Jackson Magnolia” that had occupied a spot shading the South Portico of the White House was planted by President Andrew ...

The White House has replaced the magnolia tree planted outside the residence with a new sapling that is a "descendant” of the original tree planted approximately 200 years ago. President Donald ...

White House The southern magnolia had stood for decades ... “folklore tells us” that President Andrew Jackson brought the tree’s seeds from his home near Nashville, Tennessee.

The White House remains committed to the stewardship and preservation of its historic grounds. Folklore states that the original magnolia tree was one of two planted by President Andrew Jackson ...