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February 7, 2023

Landscape Survival- The Severe Cold of Christmas 2022

Brown and defoliated landscape plants are dotting the landscapes of Fayette and Henry County- Why did plants turn brown or lose their leaves that are supposed […]
February 8, 2021

Sustainable Property Care at Ground Level- How Mulch Keeps Your Property in Top Shape 

November 27, 2017

Story Of A Landscape: Opening Up A Small Backyard

Say the words “Georgia” and “backyard landscaping” and the first images that come to mind are likely the formal gardens of another century. John Newman, owner […]
January 5, 2016

Celebrating our 10th Year

Classic Landscapes Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary Ten years ago this week a vision became reality as Classic Landscapes, Inc. (CLI) was born in the former home […]
September 11, 2015

National Drive Electric Week September 12-20

With the emergence of alternative fuel choices becoming a reality in the US marketplace several electric automobile organizations have set aside next week for a nationwide […]
February 14, 2015
flowering crape myrtle

Crape Murder – Don’t Do It!

This time of year winter pruning is being wrapped up on properties in the south and our beloved Crape Myrtles that many northerners can only dream […]
January 16, 2015
Residential Garden

Yard and Garden Products to Avoid

When it comes to taking care of your yard and garden, there are many products that can help keep it greener, make plants grow faster & […]
January 9, 2015

Poisonous Garden Plants Common to Georgia Landscapes

In 1997 when my wife and I were expecting our first child we visited the first Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA). We took a tour of […]
January 2, 2015
Outdoor Living Space

Outdoor Living Space Trends and Tips for 2015

With the new year, maybe it’s time to start thinking about sprucing up your outdoor living space. If for various reasons you’ve kept the same landscape […]
December 26, 2014
Living Wall

New Trend: Living Walls

Living walls, also referred to as green walls, are vertical gardens (self-sufficient) which are grow on either the interior or exterior of a home or building. […]