Gibbs Landscape Blog

Now that spring is in full swing and blooms are abundant-azaleas, dogwoods, rhododendrons and more - it's time to plant flowers for summer. Mid-April through May is the perfect time to add seasonal color to your... Read More

One of the great things about fall in the South is the weather. The "dog days" of summer have passed and cooler temperatures make working in the garden an appealing option. Fall is also an ideal time to add... Read More

As spring approaches and trees begin to leaf out, is your shady landscape looking lackluster? Or, maybe where once you had sun, trees have matured and now you have shade. With the right plants and a creative design,... Read More

It's mid-February in the Atlanta area and although spring doesn't officially start until March 20th, some daffodils and a few trees and shrubs are beginning to flower. While the weather can be unpredictable and... Read More

A common question that many homeowners ask is "When is the best time to prune ornamental trees and shrubs?" The answer depends on the individual plant and whether you are pruning to maintain health and vigor, control... Read More

With winter approaching there is a great deal of Fall Gardening that needs to take place in your garden. Aeration and overseeding of fescue turf grass needs to be completed. If warm season turf grass such as... Read More

Gibbs Landscape Company is very proud to announce that we have won the 2011 Consumers' Choice Award for business excellence in the category of Landscape Contracting. We would like to first thank all of our valued... Read More

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... Read More

Gibbs Landscape Company is very proud to announce that we have just been awarded the 2009 Consumers' Choice Award for Business Excellence in the category of Landscape Contracting. We would like to thank all our... Read More