President Donald Trump has revealed plans to remove a tree from the White House thought to have been planted by President Andrew Jackson in the early 1800s.

A nearly two-century-old magnolia tree said to have been planted by President Andrew Jackson was removed from the South Lawn on Monday, amid concerns the ailing evergreen could pose a safety risk if ...

A Kennedy commemorative magnolia tree, one of four planted and dedicated by his administration in 1962, was removed last ...

A magnolia tree said to be planted by President ... President Donald Trump said that the roughly 2-century-year-old tree will be removed because of its advanced deterioration.

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump is expected to plant a young sapling from a historic White House Southern Magnolia tree on Tuesday. The sapling is 12 years old and was grown at the offsite ...

Donald Trump planted a new Magnolia tree on the South Grounds of the White House on Tuesday to replace the nearly 200-year-old Jackson Magnolia he had felled on Monday ...

Two-century-old magnolia tree planted by former President Andrew Jackson to be felled next week. Concerns over structural decay and public safety prompt action after years of damage and partial ...

Nearly 200 years on, President Donald Trump ceremoniously helped plant the 12-year-old magnolia sapling taken as a cutting from the original tree. The sapling was grown offsite at the National ...

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 ...