It's been called America's most famous garden, and currently, it’s sparking drama. President Trump has announced plans to give the White House Rose Garden a Mar-a-Lago-style makeover.

The White House Rose Garden existed in several different forms in its earlier years, but has remained largely the same since a major redesign initiated by President John F. Kennedy in 1962.Credit ...

President Trump in a new interview said he is planning to add a ballroom to the White House and to pave part of the Rose ...

So you’ve been here many times. You see the grass outside. So we’re going to make that into a stone surface,” the President ...

The president “has told associates that he wants to rip up the grass in the Rose Garden, one of the White House’s most iconic and meticulously maintained spots, and replace it with a hard ...

President Donald Trump has reportedly been in talks with those close to him about tearing up with well-manicured grass in the White House Rose Garden. Mr. Trump has made clear to associates that ...

"On these days, visitors can explore the beauty of the South Lawn of the White House," the office of the first lady said. Guests will also be able to visit the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden ...

But he has managed to find time for a project closer to home: He has told associates that he wants to rip up the grass in the Rose Garden, one of the White House’s most iconic and meticulously ...

(The Hill) – President Trump in a new interview said he is planning to add a ballroom to the White House and to pave part the Rose Garden, similar to a patio at his Mar-a-Lago property in Florida.