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Classic City Arborists’ Blog
Featured Articles
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!
Leaf Spot Disease
Leaf Spot disease is a broad term that describes a variety of conditions that might affect your trees. Learn more about what causes Leaf Spot disease and what you can do about it.
Tree Planting: Everything You Need to Know
Planting a new tree can feel intimidating, so check out this handy guide to help you along the way.
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.
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?
How to Keep Holiday Plants Healthy
Whether you brought home a Poinsetta or were gifted a Christmas cactus this holiday season, here are some tips and tricks to help you keep your festive friend alive for the rest of the year!
Bring One for the Chipper
Christmas trees are a given in the holiday season, but when December’s over, it’s time to recycle! Learn more about the “Bring One for the Chipper” program that works to recycle Christmas trees.
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!
Dendrochronology: The Study of Tree Rings
Dendrochronology is a fascinating field of study, focused on analyzing tree rings to determine a tree’s age and the environmental conditions it experienced over the years.
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.
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.
Tree of the Month: Water Oak
The water oak is a common oak species most often seen around bodies of water — hence the common name.
The Cost of Tree Service
Why is tree work so expensive? Things like the dangerous nature of the work, the education and training required to perform it, and the insurances needed to protect both our customers and employees all contribute to the final cost.
Tree of the Month: Mayhaw
The Mayhaw is a native species to the southeast known for its white flowers and tart berries. They make great privacy screens, and mayhaw jelly!
The Great Southeast Pollinator Census
The Great Southeast Pollinator Census is an annual event to help scientists and environmentalists keep track of pollinator populations. The best part? You can participate!
Common Pests in Georgia
Whether you have a garden to protect, or you’re just trying to enjoy sitting on the back deck in peace, here’s a list of the five most common pests in Georgia, and what you can do about them!
Tree of the Month: Bald Cypress
The bald cypress is native to the Southeast, and is perhaps best known for the knobby “knees” that grow around their base.
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!