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9. Interestingly, in the Wikipedia entry on the garden

Tue Apr 4, 2017, 07:52 PM

Apr 2017

it says that the Clintons wanted to plant a White House garden, but were not allowed to (so they put a small one on the roof). Odd, if true.

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This is an odd question to ask while all of this crap is happening. [View all] Doreen Apr 2017 OP

Only that the, ahem, Trumps had no plans to maintain it. JenniferJuniper Apr 2017 #1

Not sure but wouldn't surprise me if they put in a parking lot underpants Apr 2017 #2

It got a sponser and is still there afaik. Lars39 Apr 2017 #3

I saw a report on CNN, I think.... CherokeeDem Apr 2017 #4

Last I heard it is still there GulfCoast66 Apr 2017 #5

I seem to remember Lawrence O'Donnell Heartstrings Apr 2017 #6

It is being maintained madaboutharry Apr 2017 #8

Thank you for the information. Doreen Apr 2017 #10

Interestingly, in the Wikipedia entry on the garden LisaM Apr 2017 #9

Could be they buried documents they didn't want found. n/t Binkie The Clown Apr 2017 #11

turned it into a coal mine rurallib Apr 2017 #12