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Classic City Arborists’ Blog
Featured Articles
Hurricane Helene: One Year Later
Hurricane Helene ravaged the southeast last year. In the time since the storm, there’s been a lot of recovery, but we still have a long way to go.
The Acorn Masting: White Oak Mast Year in Georgia
The white oaks in Georgia are masting this year, which means they’re producing a lot more acorns than usual. This locally coordinated process isn’t yet fully understood.
Earth Day 2025: Our Power, Our Planet
Earth Day is an annual celebration of our beautiful planet. Learn more about this holiday, where it came from, and how you can celebrate.
National Mosquito Control Awareness Week
Mosquitoes are an unfortunate summer nuisance. National Mosquito Control Awareness Week aims to help you learn safe and sustainable methods of getting rid of bloodsucking pests so you can enjoy your time outdoors.
The Importance of Native Species
You’ve heard of the dangers of invasive species, but why are native species so important? Learn more about what native species do for their ecosystems, and what common species are native to Georgia.
National Arbor Day 150th Anniversary
National Arbor Day is an annual tree-planting holiday. Learn more about the history of this day and why it’s so important to plant trees!
The Importance of Biodiversity
You’ve probably heard environmentalists and conservationists talk about the importance of biodiversity. But what does that mean, and is it really such a big deal?
The Annual Monarch Migration Count
Monarchs, known for their beautiful orange and black wings, are a migratory species with one of the longest migration routes in the animal kingdom. Learn more about these incredible insects and how you can help conservation organizations track their migration!
Invasion of the Joro Spiders
With the weather cooling, we’re about to start seeing big yellow Joro spiders with their big golden webs draping the scenery. Learn more about this invasive species and what you can do about them here.
When it comes to tree work, early action is key. It’s much easier to remove a dead tree from your yard while it’s still standing, as opposed to after it’s already fallen on your house. But how can you know if a tree is a threat?
While not all signs of tree decline are easily visible, here are five common things to look out for!