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Classic City Arborists’ Blog
Featured Articles
Shagbark Hickory
The shagbark hickory is a long-lived, sturdy tree known for its titular ‘shaggy’ bark along its trunk.
The Mighty Oak: America’s National Tree
America’s national tree is the oak. Learn more about this mighty species, and how we chose it for our national tree.
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.
Leyland Cypress
The leyland cypress is a fast-growing evergreen perfect for privacy fences and Christmas trees!
Eastern Redbud
The Eastern redbud is a hardy, fast-growing species known for its beautiful pinkish-purplish blooms, making it the perfect decorative tree for any property.
Historic Trees: The Candler Oak
The Candler Oak is a national landmark in Savannah, Georgia. This behemoth is believed to be over 350 years old, with branches spreading 110 feet wide. Learn more about this ancient tree and the fight to preserve it.
Georgia Oak
The Georgia Oak, named after our very own state of Georgia, is a beautiful red oak species that tends to grow more like a shrub in the wild.
Best Trees to Plant for Decoration in Georgia
If you’re looking to add a little color to your yard, check out our list of the best decorative trees to plant in Georgia.
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!