Summary
President Donald Trump redesigned the White House Rose Garden by replacing its grass with stone, inspired by his Mar-a-Lago resort. The $1.9 million project includes new paving stones and improved drainage to prevent issues with wet grass. This renovation follows previous changes to the White House during Trump's presidency.
Key Facts
- President Trump replaced the Rose Garden grass with stones to create a patio.
- The new design resembles a feature from Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.
- The change aims to help with drainage and prevent sinking issues for those wearing high heels.
- The project cost $1.9 million and features new drainage systems.
- The stones used are similar in color to the White House to reflect heat.
- Trump has made other renovations to the White House, including changes to the Oval Office.
- The Rose Garden was originally redesigned by President Kennedy with help from Rachel Mellon.
