Trump will help plant a sapling to replace a historic White House tree cut down over safety concerns

Trump Helps to Replace Historic White House Tree

President 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 deteriorating condition. "We have a beautiful tree now at the White House," Trump said. The White House did not allow news media coverage...

HILARIOUS! White House Trolls Libs, Names Replacement for 200 Year Old Jackson Magnolia "MAGAnolia" as Trump Plants Sapling at White House

In a humorous twist, the White House introduces "MAGAnolia," a sapling honoring a historic tree planted by Andrew Jackson, as President Trump marks the occasion with a nod to his legacy.

In its place was planted a 12-year-old sapling that is a direct descendant of the Jackson magnolia, which the White House renamed "MAGAnolia."

U.S. President Donald Trump ordered the cutting of a nearly 200-year-old tree in the White House garden, known as the “Jackson Magnolia,” and replaced it with a new specimen he named “MAGAnolia,” referring to his political slogan “Make America Great Again.” The decision, justified for security reasons, marks the end of a historic piece planted during Andrew Jackson’s term (1829-1837) and opens the way to a new tradition driven by the current Rep…

Trump Helps Plant 'MAGAnolia' In Place Of Nearly 200-Year-Old White House Tree

Historians say the ailing evergreen was originally planted by President Andrew Jackson, one of Trump’s most polarizing political heroes.

It was planted instead of the oldest tree in the presidential park, a magnolia of 1829, which Donald Trump had shot down because it was "in very bad condition".