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Trump's unusual obsession with grass leads to White House summit

President Donald Trump has shown a persistent fascination with grass, frequently discussing lawn care and landscaping in public forums and interviews. This interest stems from his background in real estate development and his personal passion for golf courses. Trump recently met with a representative from Scotts Miracle-Gro to discuss the White House South Lawn, engaging in a lengthy conversation about grass. AI

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Trump's unusual obsession with grass leads to White House summit

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Will Weissert, The Associated Press ·

    Trump’s grass obsession leads to White House summit with Scotts Miracle-Gro: ‘An amazing dialogue, talking grass for half an hour’

    From Davos to a TikTok signing, Trump brings up lawn care once every 12 days — and says his own golf club "looks better" than Augusta.