Melania Trump, America’s First Lady, opens White House Gardens to Visitors and Guests

Washington DC – As Melania Trump in April this year, the old White House tradition was re-enacted in April this year. Invited Americans You can see the beautiful gardens early on at the White House grounds. The skies were mostly cloudy on Sunday, with highs near the 60th floor, and the sun was peeking out. So the threat of spring showers has not let anyone get away.

The Americans lined up early in the morning, looking over the Trump White House gardens across the south lawn.

According to a press release, the tour, which was previously scheduled for both Saturday and Sunday, was rescheduled on Sunday to ensure abundant attention and all safety near the planned public demonstrations near the White House.

First Lady Melania Trump announces reopening of public White House tour

On the tour, Visitors can see Flower garden, Rose garden, Jacqueline Kennedy Garden, Kitchen and Cutting Garden, Children’s Garden.

White House grounds It constitutes the oldest preserved landscape in the United States

Currently there are 33 commemorative plantings.

“Since the 1870s, most presidents have planted commemorative trees during their tenure,” the National Park Service says. “The White House gardens are constantly changing with the seasons and administration.”

Nicholas Clemens, communications director for First Lady’s office, told Fox News Digital, “We are proud to continue the long-standing tradition of spring garden tours by inviting the public to enjoy the beauty and history of the White House grounds.”

“It’s a special opportunity that visitors of all ages experience garden It is cared for by dedicated staff and enjoyed by the first family of generations,” he added.

The photos are placed around the property First Lady Melania Trump President Donald Trump along with a photo of his first family in front of his yard.

Sunday’s tour also provided a last chance to see the southern magnolia trees, which are said to have been planted by President Andrew Jackson.

The country’s seventh president served from 1829 to 1837.

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President Trump Recently, he said the tree is in “bad condition” and needs to be removed due to the safety hazards it presents.

The Jackson trees were seen being supported by wires on Sunday to ensure the safety of both the building and visitors.

During the tour, the crowd flocked around “The Beast” and took famous photos Presidential limousine.

The White House is partnering with the Trust for the National Mall to raise private donations and recruit volunteers for the tour.

Julie Moore, a spokesman for the National Mall Trust, told Fox News Digital that she will be able to help with the partnership and “help the iconic White House Garden all year round.”

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“This is a great event that invites visitors to enjoy the beauty and history In the gardens of the White House, she said.

Tour photos

Check out the photos from Fox News Digital’s White House Spring Garden Tour below.

Garden tours are separate from White House tours.

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The South of the White House will be open to the public again for another weekend in the fall, following the usual arrangements.