The nation's seventh president brought the seeds of a magnolia from his home near Nashville, Tennessee in the early 1800s.

A tree almost two centuries old and said to be planted by former President Andrew Jackson is set to be removed from the grounds of the White House.

“Folklore tells us that these two southern magnolia trees were planted by President Andrew Jackson with seeds brought to Washington from the Hermitage, the President’s home near ...

First Lady Melania Trump opened the White House gardens to the public on Sunday, giving visitors a last glimpse at the ...

A Southern Magnolia tree at the White House that traces its roots back to the era of President Andrew Jackson has been removed due to the risk of structural failure.

Washington — President Donald Trump was set Tuesday to help plant a young Magnolia tree on the South Grounds ... “folklore tells us” that President Andrew Jackson brought the tree’s seeds from his ...

Together with the White House Grounds team and the National Park Service, arborists took down the Jackson Southern Magnolia ...

A tree that's nearly two centuries old will be removed from the White House grounds because it's deteriorating, President Donald Trump said Sunday.The southern magnolia stands near the curved ...