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Photos show how White House gardens have bloomed in years past — and today – upi.com

August 2, 2025 by quixnet


Aug. 1 (UPI) — On Friday, White House visitors in Washington, D.C., could better see the newly repaved Rose Garden.

President Donald Trump has said the area needs a hard surface because press events and other occasions in the garden often can’t accommodate all the visitors. He also has said that he wanted the Rose Garden to rival the gardens he has visited in Europe.

It’s not the only structural changes implemented by Trump at the White House.

In June, Trump had two flagpoles installed at the White House and paid for the project himself.

And this past month, the White House also announced that a ballroom would be built adjacent to the White House. Trump and other “patriot donors” have agreed to cover the cost to build it, the president said. That project is scheduled to begin next month.

See the UPI photos above for a look at how the White House gardens have changed over the years and through different presidencies.

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Aug. 1 (UPI) — On Friday, White House visitors in Washington, D.C., could better see the newly repaved Rose Garden.
President Donald Trump has said the area needs a hard surface because press events and other occasions in the garden often can’t accommodate all the visitors. He also has said that he wanted the Rose Garden to rival the gardens he has visited in Europe.

It’s not the only structural changes implemented by Trump at the White House.
In June, Trump had two flagpoles installed at the White House and paid for the project himself.
And this past month, the White House also announced that a ballroom would be built adjacent to the White House. Trump and other “patriot donors” have agreed to cover the cost to build it, the president said. That project is scheduled to begin next month.
See the UPI photos above for a look at how the White House gardens have changed over the years and through different presidencies.

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