President Donald Trump said Sunday that a tree that would be about two centuries and old, will be removed from the White House square because it is damaged.
Magnolia is standing near the straight porto to the south of the building. It is the place where foreign leaders are often welcomed to visit the ceremonies, and the president goes to board a sea helicopter.
According to the website of the National Parks Service, “Folklore tells us that President Andrew Jackson brought the seeds of the tree from his home near Nashville, Tennessee. It appears to have been planted in honor of his wife, who had been planted shortly before it took office in
“The bad news is that everything must end. This tree is in a terrible situation, a very dangerous safety risk, no less than the White House door, and must be removed now,” Trump wrote on the social media. “This process will be held next week, and will replace another and very beautiful trees.
Trump said the tree’s tree “may be used for other high and high purposes!!!”
The tree was cut significantly in 2017, during Trump’s first round. In 1994, it was also severely damaged when a small Sisna plane crashed into the southern stream and entered the White House.