(The Hill) – The White House will remove from its property a magnolia tree planted nearly 200 years ago with seeds said to have been brought from former President Jackson’s home in Tennessee.

Trump on Tuesday helped shovel dirt onto the replacement for a historic White House tree that had to be removed because of safety concerns. White House The White House did not allow news media ...

A magnolia tree, known as the Jackson Magnolia, stands alongside the South Portico of the White House in Washington, DC, January 5, 2018. (SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images) ...

Magnolia Bradley Jackson’s home has stood on Northeast 3rd Avenue for over 60 years. After her death in May at 106 years old, her family still occupies the home.

They grow in tree or shrub form, and some are deciduous, meaning they shed their leaves, while others remain evergreen. They have showy blooms and some types can live for up to 200 years!

A magnolia tree, known as the Jackson Magnolia, stands alongside the South Portico of the White House in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 5, 2018, following a major trimming due to concerns about the ...

Spring Welcome Magnolia is a tremendous success story for NDSU’s Woody Plant Improvement program. The early spring flowers are pink in bud, opening to a clean white, covering a tree that grows ...

On a recent group tree identification hike in a Leon County park, I found it interesting that the one tree everyone could identify was southern magnolia, Magnolia grandiflora. And it’s no wonder ...