Gibbs Landscape Blog

Heat Makes these Annuals Shine As temperatures begin to rise some annuals fade during the heat of the day and then there are some that thrive in Atlanta's summer heat. Here are a few of our designer's favorite... Continue Reading

June 2016 Newsletter Happy June as we welcome summer's arrival on June 21st! Turf is on all of our radar as Brown Patch in Fescue will become devastating to fescue lawns without the use of fungicides.... Continue Reading

5 Tips for a Dog Friendly Landscape There's nothing more enjoyable than spending quality time outdoors with your family, including your canine companion. Here are some tips to create a backyard oasis that is safe... Continue Reading

American Boxwood Pruning Tips Peter Copses, our Vice President, discusses and demonstrates the proper method for pruning an American boxwood. As winners of over 275 awards, Gibbs Landscape Company offers a... 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 tilling, sculpting, planting and fertilizing flower... Continue Reading

Got a shady spot in your garden landscape? Our professional designers like these 7 plants to add color, texture and character to any low-light garden location. Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea') -... Continue Reading

You don't have to be a tree-hugger to appreciate trees or to celebrate Arbor Day today. Trees provide us with so much from shade to food to the oxygen we breathe. The first Arbor Day in the world began in the... Continue Reading

Earth Day is here again. These are a few ways you can help protect your planet Earth and enjoy it too! Use Alternate Transportation As any Atlanta driver will tell you our city's traffic stinks. With... Continue Reading

Happy Spring to all of you and your gardens that are coming alive from the mild winter that we had this year. This Spring is starting out as one of our busiest ever. When Spring/Summer is followed by a mild Winter we... Continue Reading