Newsletter

Winter has been mild this year and Groundhog Day has predicted an early spring. We shall see if that prediction holds true. The temperatures have been mild but we have had an abundance of rainfall. The cloudy days... Continue Reading

Happy New Year!Wow, it seems not too long ago we were all talking about Y2K and here it is 2016. December was one of the wettest month ever for Atlanta leaving us .25" shy of a 1911 record rainfall. Mild conditions... Continue Reading

Hope everyone has had a great year as we wind down 2015 and welcome in 2016. December is a time to be with family and friends and to reflect on past memories. All of us at Gibbs are so appreciative of the... Continue Reading

This month our Landscape Maintenance Teams will be focused on leaf removal. With cooler temperatures and steady rains the leaves are dropping and accumulating. Each week our teams will be removing leaves and... Continue Reading

Fall is definitely here and we are all enjoying these cooler days and nights. This month we will be tending all that beautiful fescue grass that we have aerated and over seeded in last month. Most lawns will be... Continue Reading

Fall is just around the corner and we have already felt a slight change in the weather with cooler mornings and a brief relief from the heat. Fescue lawns will be replenished with fescue seed this month beginning in... Continue Reading

July has left us with some scorching heat and little rainfall. August looks like it borrowed July's lesson plan and is still delivering the heat and lack of rainfall. We have had two consecutive years of mild summer... Continue Reading

We all had a great time off on Friday July 3rd and hope that all of you had a Great Independence Day with your families and friends. It was a great time to celebrate our Patriotism for Our Great Country and for the... Continue Reading

We are currently in the prime planting season. When you plant your new trees and shrubs in the winter months you allow the new planting to focus on root development. The new plantings will establish their new roots... Continue Reading