Washington, DC – A historic White House tradition happened again in April this year Welcome Americans Go to the White House attractions and bloom beautiful gardens in the early days. The sky was mostly cloudy on Sunday, with the highs close to 60 f, and the sun was peeping – so the threat of spring showers no one left.
Americans line up early in the morning to watch Trump’s White House garden on the South Lawn.
It was previously held on Saturday and Sunday due to “very cautious and ensuring safety near the public demonstrations planned near the White House,” according to the release.
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On the tour, Visitors can view Gardens, Rose Gardens, Jacqueline Kennedy Gardens, kitchen and cutting gardens, and children’s gardens.
this White House Venue The oldest landscape that is constantly maintained in the United States
General views of the White House Garden Tour in Washington, DC, Sunday, April 6, 2025. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
Currently, there are 33 commemorative seeds.
“We are honored to continue the long tradition of the spring garden journey by inviting the public to enjoy the beauty and history of the White House venues,” Nicholas Clemens, the communications director for the First Lady’s office, told Fox News Digital Numbers.
A young family attended the Spring Garden scene at the White House in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, April 6, 2025. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
“This is a special opportunity for visitors of all ages to experience garden This is taken care of by dedicated staff and enjoyed by generations. ” he added.
Placed on the ground is First Lady Melania Trump Photos of President Donald Trump and the first former families in the garden.
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump showed some photos at the White House Garden Tour on Sunday, April 6, 2025. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
First lady Melania Trump, on display with her husband Donald Trump on election night on November 5, 2024, is commemorating the tradition of a spring garden trip to the White House. (Alex Brandon/AP)
Sunday’s tour also offers the public the opportunity to see the Southern Magnolia tree that is said to be planted by Andrew Jackson.
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President Trump Recently it was said that the tree was in a “terrible state” and needed to be removed due to the safety hazards it raised.
It is said to be a southern magnolia tree planted by President Andrew Jackson, with the upper left to the left and signs around it. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
Jackson trees were seen on Sunday supported by wires to ensure the safety of buildings and visitors.
During the tour, crowds flocked to The Beast and took famous photos President’s limousine.
The “Beast” stopped on the South Lawn of the White House on Sunday, April 6, 2025. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
The White House partnered with the National Mall Trust to raise private donations and recruit volunteers to the tour.
Julie Moore, spokesman for the National Mall Trust, told Fox News Digital that they are honored by the partnership and “help to take care of the iconic White House gardens year-round.”
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“It’s a great event and invites visitors to enjoy the beauty and history “In the White House garden, we enjoy the work we do to preserve them for the next generation,” she said.
More photos of this trip
See more pictures of the White House Spring Garden Tour on Fox News Digital below.
Visitors received a copy of the White House Spring Garden Tour booklet and provided information about the venue. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
The Kitchen Garden offers locally grown vegetables, fruits and herbs for First Family and White House guests. It was founded in 2009. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
Visitors on Sunday, April 6 will be able to watch the White House Hive. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
Visitors walked across the South Lawn and watched the White House Garden. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
See a terrace area on Sunday, April 6, 2025 during a Spring Garden Tour of the White House in Washington, DC. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
A band played live music on Sunday, while visitors walked through the White House garden and enjoyed the spring scene. (Yuri Gripas of Fox News Digital)
The Garden Tour is separated from the White House Tour.
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The southern ground of the White House will be open to the public again in the fall and will be as usual.
