President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump walk into the Rose Garden of the White House for an event in May 2020.The White House on Saturday unveiled changes to the White House Rose Garden spearheaded by first lady Melania Trump.
Video of the changes shows new limestone pathways have been installed around the perimeter to form a border bordering newly planted grass. Some 10 crabapple trees were removed and replanted elsewhere to give flowers more access to sunlight, but will eventually be replanted on White House grounds, a White House official said according to a pool report.the White House in July announced the first lady would spearhead the renovation
of the Rose Garden, which President Donald Trump has often used as a venue to deliver updates to the press. The White House previously said changes would include electrical upgrades, improvements for television appearances, new flowers and shrubs, and updates to make the space more compatible with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Tennis court video pls
Replaced everything w alt-white roses
wth......omg...worse then cemetery
Americans are being evicted from their homes. flotus is renovating the Rose Garden. Tennis anyone?
Someone better check on ~10 crab apple trees that have been separated from the rose garden. We know Melania doesn’t really care.
She chopped down the cherry trees. A gift from Japan in 1912 and now a symbol of DC.
I do not care.
before / after
BE best 😄🤦🏼♂️😄🤦🏼♂️
In more who gives a sh^t news ... FLOTUS Thanks for wasting taxpayer money when millions of Americans are starving. senatemajldr SpeakerPelosi SenSchumer GOP DNC
It's like Marie Antoinette all over again.
Who the hell cares.
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