On Tuesday, April 8, the president rolled up his sleeves to plant a new “MAGAnolia” sapling on the White House lawn, replacing the historic Jackson Magnolia that had stood for nearly 200 years. The ...

The original southern magnolia had stood near the South Portico of the White House for almost two centuries. It was often seen during official events and visits from world leaders, reported ...

US President Donald Trump marked a symbolic occasion on Tuesday by planting a sapling on the South Portico of the White House ... damage in 1994 when a small Cessna aircraft crashed onto the ...

President Trump planted a 12-year-old 'MAGAlonia' sapling at the White House, replacing the historic Jackson Magnolia. The original tree was removed due to safety concerns after nearly 200 years of ...

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The tree had shaded the White House's South Portico for the majority of US presidencies. But it had been in bad shape since a small plane landed on the South Lawn and crashed into it in 1994 ...

President Donald Trump planted the sapling on a new tree on the White House's South Portico on Tuesday after a 200-year-old tree that stood in that place was chopped down. White House's official X ...

It was also damaged in 1994 when a small Cessna plane crashed onto the South Lawn and skidded into the White House, killing the pilot. "Despite ongoing preservation efforts, the ‘Jackson ...

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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Tuesday helped shovel dirt onto the replacement for a historic White House tree that had to be removed because of safety concerns around its ...

The tree was significantly pruned in 2017 during Trump’s first term. It also had suffered damage in 1994 when a small Cessna plane crashed onto the South Lawn and skidded into the White House.

WASHINGTON (TNND) — The White House announced that the historic "Jackson Magnolia" located near the South Portico was removed from the grounds on Monday due to significant safety concerns.