Washington, DC – President Donald Trump is expected to plant a young sapling from the historic Magnolia Tree in the southern White House on Tuesday.
The seedlings are 12 years old and are growing in a national park service greenhouse in preparation for removal of their father’s tree, “Jackson Magnolia.”
On Monday, the rain did not stop cutting trees and was considered one of the oldest White House Complex.
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Jackson Magnolia sits on the south lawn ground on the west side of the South Division Porch.
The American Society of Consulting Orchidologists evaluated the tree, and formal journalists concluded that the tree “has exceeded the time of aesthetic and historic landmarks due to the risk of possible structural failure.”
On Monday, April 7, 2025, Tree Songkran deleted “Jackson Southern Magnolia” at the White House. (Ashley Dimella/Fox News Numbers)
The report also recommends Tree removal.
It states: “To eliminate the risk of personal injury and/or property damage, the tree should be removed as soon as possible.”
A desire to coordinate with the White House ground team and NPS, use a chainsaw to cut the tree into parts and then lower the parts with wires.
White House President Dale Haney told Fox News Numbers that he “hate”[d] Seeing it go,” but the tree needs to be demolished. (See the video at the top of this article.)
The White House Reason Principal Dale Haney told Fox News Digital on Monday that nearly 200-year-old Jackson Magnolia will be removed for security reasons. (Fox News figures)
“We did everything for this tree to keep it. ” Hanney said.
“In 1984, in Reagan Yearwe put a metal pole at the back of the tree to support it, and then tie it up, we probably have 50 or 60 wiring to the pole through the tree and other trees around to prevent it from going down. ” he added.
“Despite the ongoing preservation work, the ‘Jackson Magnolia’ has reached the end of its lifespan and therefore has to be removed due to safety concerns,” a NPS spokesman said. (Ashley Dimella/Fox News Numbers)
one National Park Service “Despite the ongoing preservation work, the ‘Jackson Magnolia’ has reached the end of its lifespan and therefore must be removed due to concerns,” the spokesperson said in a statement.
The average lifespan of southern Mulan is 100 years.
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this White House Venue The oldest landscape that is constantly maintained in the United States
The property contains 33 monumental plants.
The magnolia tree is said to have been planted during President Andrew Jackson for nearly 200 years. (Ashley Dimella/Fox News Numbers)
“Careful coordination of the major Tree Park Services, White House Dean, White House Executive Residence and its Curator’s Office, the President’s Office and the President’s Office, the President’s Office and the President’s Office First LadyThe White House, the White House has made careful decisions to ensure the safety of staff, tourists and the ground. A White House spokesman said.
Fox News Digital was told that the White House’s executive residence and the curator’s office will ensure that the salvageable residue of “Jackson Magnolia” is preserved and used for future saplings.
Arborists coordinated with the White House ground team and NPS to cut the tree into parts using a chainsaw and then lower the parts with wires. (Ashley Dimella/Fox News Numbers)
“The Curator’s Office will retain the remnants of the old tree and be respected by the White House, which will continue to own the legacy of ‘Jackson Magnolia’ for generations to come,” a White House spokesman said.
A NPS spokesman said: “Saplings of the original tree will continue to respect this The history of the tree Invest in the future. ”
The White House Executive Residence and its Curator’s Office will ensure the preservation of the “Jackson Magnolia” remnants and use it for future seedlings. (Ashley Dimella/Fox News Numbers)
Samples of Jackson Magnolia will be saved by NPs.
The spokesman added: “The rest of the timber will be handed over to the White House executive residence, which is part of the president’s executive office.”
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President Trump said in a recent truth-fact social post that he is working with “the outstanding people of the National Park Service” to “make a huge improvement to the White House to preserve and Protect history! ”
Samples of Jackson Magnolia will be used for historical purposes.
He added: “One of the interesting dilemmas is a tree planted by legendary president and general Andrew Jackson over the years. It’s his southern Magnolia, his home, the Winter Palace in Tennessee. That’s good news!”
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He also said: “The bad news is that everything has to end, the tree is in a terrible state, a very dangerous safety hazard, and at the entrance of the White House, many now, must be deleted now.”
See the exclusive video under the fallen tree on Monday, April 7.
