Gibbs Landscape Blog

AJC Living Intown Magazine Feature On behalf of everyone at Gibbs Landscape Company, we are excited to share a feature article that recently appeared in the AJC's InTown Living magazine. We were honored to have... Continue Reading

In this video, our Vice President, Peter Copses, discusses a recently completed landscape installation. Our talented team of landscape architects and installation professionals were successfully able to transform... Continue Reading

The heat is on! We are now officially in the dog days of summer. We have had much cooler summer weather than last year so far however which has been nice. Water. Sounds obvious, water helps the grass and plants... Continue Reading

Hope that all of you had a great Independence Day with your families and friends. Since Summer just began, it has been nice with lower than normal temperatures so far along with an abundance of rain showers... Continue Reading

Spring weather this year has been anything but predictable. April brought temperatures in the mid-90s with a very little accumulation of rain. Then May arrived with much cooler temperatures along with almost... Continue Reading

As winners of over 275 awards, Gibbs Landscape Company offers a proven track record of creative, quality landscape design and maintenance. Our team of highly trained, qualified Landscape Architects and... Continue Reading

Summer plantings of annuals are underway and will continue through the rest of the month. Our flower installation teams have been working hard since April 9th tiling, sculpting, planting and fertilizing flower beds.... Continue Reading

Tips to Boost Your Curb Appeal Curb appeal, it's a great way for your property to make a fantastic first impression. As a property owner, you are always trying to find new and creative ways to spruce up your... Continue Reading

Spring is here and landscapes all over Atlanta are showing off their spring blooming plant material. We experienced another mild winter in 2017 and the heavy rainfall that occurred in the first week of April has... Continue Reading