2019 GALA
Georgia Landscape Awards
The tradition started with the Metro Atlanta Landscape and Turf Association and has continued with the Georgia Urban Ag Council. For well over 20 years, we have celebrated the excellence of our members by showcasing their projects.
Projects entered 2017 – 2019
Design/Build/Installation: Residential, under $50,000
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
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Champion Distinctive Landscaping
Goduto Residential Under $50 K |
Merit |
 View project |
Southern Trillium
Reilly |
Distinction |
 View project |
Unique Environmental Landscapes
Hartman Residence |
Distinction |
Design/Build/Installation: Residential, $50,000 – $150,000
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
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Southern Trillium
Sugarbend Farm |
Merit |
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Unique Environmental Landscapes
Elliott Residence |
Distinction |
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Chatham Landscape Services
Mr. and Mrs. John Tyers Residence |
Grand + Judges’ Choice |
 View project |
Floralis
Midtown Modern |
Grand |
 View project |
Unique Environmental Landscapes
Denkman Residence |
Grand + Judges’ Choice |
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Unique Environmental Landscapes
Sober Residence |
Grand |
Design/Build/Installation: Residential, over $150,000
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
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Ed Castro Landscape
Greenbaum Residence |
Merit |
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Floralis
Bencich Residence |
Distinction |
Design/Build/Installation: Commercial, under $75,000
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
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Unique Environmental Landscapes
Cross Creek Entrance |
Merit |
Design/Build/Installation: Commercial, $75,000 – $200,000
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
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The Fockele Garden Company
The Jack and Janice Frost Water Garden |
Distinction |
Design/Build/Installation: Commercial, $201,000 – $500,000
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
 View project |
Classic Landscapes
Magnolia House and Garden |
Distinction |
Design/Build/Installation: Seasonal Color – Residential
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
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Flowerworx
Correll Residence |
Merit |
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Flowerworx
Alexander Residence |
Distinction |
 View project |
Flowerworx
Klein Residence |
Distinction |
 View project |
Gibbs Landscape Company
Hailey Residence |
Distinction |
 View project |
Gibbs Landscape Company
Payne Residence |
Grand |
Design/Build/Installation: Seasonal Color – Commercial
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
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Crabapple Landscape Experts
Merrill Gardens |
Merit |
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Russell Landscape Group
City of Lawrenceville |
Merit |
Landscape Management: Commercial
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
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Atlanta Landscape Group
St. Ives Country Club HOA |
Merit |
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Atlanta Landscape Group
Traditions of Braselton |
Merit |
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Ruppert Landscape
Alliance Center |
Grand |
Community Stewardship
| COMPANY & PROJECT NAME | AWARD | |
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Ruppert Landscape
Atlanta Field Day |
Community Stewardship + Judges’ Choice |
2019 GALA Judges
TONY GIBSON – Gibson Landscape Services
Since 1998, Gibson Landscape has offered landscape maintenance and construction services for some of the most demanding assignments across the Southeast. By offering innovative solutions, exceptional service, and quality work, Gibson has earned many long-standing partnerships and looks forward to establishing more.
JENNY HARDGRAVE – Simply Flowers, Inc.
When Hardgrave started Simply Flowers, Inc. in 2001 she had $10 in her pocket and a dozen clients; now the company has grown from 12 clients to over 700! Not only are Jenny’s designs creative and colorful, she understands the importance of caring for the plants once they are in the ground. Simply Flowers has a reputation for unique designs, quality flowers, and outstanding customer service.
GREG HUBER
Huber is a University of Georgia public service faculty member and a registered landscape architect with a 25-year career that blends industry and teaching experience. He leads the Georgia Certified Landscape and Plant Professional Certification Programs through the UGA Center for Urban Agriculture
ERIC KING
For decades, King has been creating award-winning landscapes that work with nature to reduce maintenance. He is a frequent contributor to both local and national magazines and TV stations. He teaches landscape design at Emory CE and consults with local governments on best management practices.