The first lady of the United States demanded to cut down the oldest tree in front of the White house
The first lady of the United States, the Melania trump has demanded to cut down a 200 year old Magnolia on the South lawn of the White house. The tree was planted in 1828, the seventh US President Andrew Jackson. Specialists of the National arboretum confirmed that Magnolia is rotting and too damaged to remain in place.
On Tuesday, December 26, according to CNN.
The tree was planted in 1828, the seventh US President Andrew Jackson. Specialists of the National arboretum, arrived the residence of the American leader confirmed that Magnolia is rotting and too damaged to remain in place.
According to the publication, Melania trump was worried about the safety of journalists and visitors of the White house, which often stood in front of a tree during the take-off of the presidential helicopter from the front lawn.
Magnolia will be cut this week. Mrs. trump was asked to preserve the surviving wood.