The White House Rose Garden is almost back in business following a summer of renovations, and press secretary Karoline Leavitt offered reporters a close-up look at the new patio before the official re

The Rose Garden is one of the most instantly recognizable features of the White House, perhaps second only to the Oval Office. It has been used for announcements, events, and receptions of international leaders since the 1900s, and many of the defining moments in presidential history have taken place there.

President Donald Trump’s long-promised overhaul of the White House Rose Garden became reality in photos taken this week. The green lawn at the center of the garden, used for decades for White House events, has been replaced with what appeared to be white stone. Some foliage remained, with rose bushes and hedges bordering the new patio area.

Is Donald Trump turning the White House into Mar-a-Lago 2.0? The president and his wife, Melania Trump, are facing backlash this week after press secretary Karoline Leavitt showed off recent renovations done to the White House Rose Garden — once a gorgeous green lawn that has since been turned into a concrete,

( NewsNation) — The Rose Garden at the White House is all primed and ready after getting a Mar-a-Lago makeover. The Rose Garden renovations began earlier this summer, months after President Trump took office and discussed plans to rip up one of the White House’s most iconic locations and put in a hard surface to serve as a patio.

The White House Rose Garden has traded its iconic green lawn for a stone patio, and the new look is turning heads, and raising eyebrows. In a move that has sparked debate among historians, garden enthusiasts,

Trump’s list of tunes also included the classic love song “You Are So Beautiful” by Joe Cocker and the late Luciano Pavarotti’s rendition of “Nessun dorma” from the opera

Trump's press pool was treated to a demonstration of his DJ skills on the new White House patio — which boasts umbrellas "literally" flown in from Mar-a-Lago.

Newly released images of the White House Rose Garden—now paved over with pale stone by President Trump—have left nostalgists and gardeners alike wondering: Why trade greenery for granite?

President Donald Trump has had the lawn of the Rose Garden removed and replaced with stone tiles. It is one of several White House renovations planned

After bulldozing the historic lawn, the president is reportedly adding final touches that resemble his Florida resort.