- The White House on Saturday unveiled changes to the Rose Garden in the White House, spearheaded by First Lady Melania Trump.
- Video of the changes shows new limestone paths being installed around the perimeter to form a boundary adjacent to newly planted grass.
- Some 10 crabapple trees were removed and planted elsewhere to give flowers more access to sunlight, but will eventually be replanted on the grounds of the White House, a White House official said according to a swimming pool report.
- As Business Insider noted earlier, the White House announced in July that the first lady would spearhead the renovation of the Rose Garden, which President Donald Trump has often used as a location to provide updates to the press.
- The White House said earlier that changes would include electrical upgrades, improvements to television appearances, new flowers and shrubs, and updates to make the space more compatible with the U.S. Disability Act.
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