PJC Blogs
Nitrogen Fertilizer and Soil Acidity
Excerpts from UMASS Hort Notes 2024 Vo. 35:4…Many soils in Massachusetts are naturally acidic (pH below 6.5). Notably, acidic soil can stunt growth, reduce nutrient
When it comes to mowing lawns and athletic fields, best mowing practices matter. Although it’s a basic operation, there are a lot of ways to
What Height To Mow Lawns and Athletic Fields
Generally, when looking at what height to mow, never remove more than one third of the grass height in a single mowing. Cutting the grass
How should you be watering your turf this season? Proper practices for watering turf grass in the summer is paramount. Building resilient turf takes a combination of proper fertility and cultural practices. Accordingly,
When scouting lawns and athletic fields for weeds, always ask yourself: “Why is this weed here?”. The answer always lies in the underlying soil conditions.
Clover, Oxalis, and Black Medic: Differences and Treatment
First, Clover, Oxalis, and Black Medic are three common summer weeds that are often misidentified. Although these weeds can all be confused for one another—and
Distinguish Crabgrass from Goosegrass
It can be tricky to distinguish crabgrass from goosegrass because of their similar growth cycles and appearances. Here, I will break down the characteristics of
Summer Weeds From Compacted Soil
Summer weeds are arriving on the coattails of spring weeds. Environmental conditions—like drought and extreme heat—make it difficult for cool-season turf grasses to compete with
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