PJC Blogs
A Legacy of Growth: Celebrating Fred and the Roots of PJC
A Legacy of Growth: Celebrating Fred and the Roots of PJC There are moments in every company’s story when it’s worth pausing to look back
Invasive Jumping Worms: A Hidden Threat to Turf Health
Invasive Jumping Worms: A Hidden Threat to Turf Health Across the Northeast, more turf professionals are encountering a new and often misunderstood pest: jumping worms. From
Managing Heavily Used Organic Athletic Fields: Stamford Parks & Recreation
Managing Heavily Used Organic Athletic Fields: Stamford Parks & Recreation Interview An interview with Pete Stokes, Landscape Specialist, Stamford Parks & Recreation (CT), conducted by
A Year of Organic Turf Care Growth + What’s Coming in 2026
A Year of Organic Turf Care Growth + What’s Coming in 2026 December 22, 2025 As another year draws to a close, we’re taking a
New England Drought Update: What Winter 2025–26 Means for Spring Turf Recovery
New England Drought Update: What Winter 2025–26 Means for Spring Turf Recovery by Peter Newcombe Across New England, the overall drought footprint in late 2025
Field Testing Robotic Mowers: Lessons from Our 2025 Season
During the 2025 growing season, we put several robotic mower models through a field test to understand how these emerging tools fit into both professional
A Thanksgiving Letter from PJC
A Thanksgiving Letter from PJC As we gather around the table this Thanksgiving, PJC is pausing to reflect on the journey we’ve traveled. From humble
Customer Spotlight: Sprigs & Twigs — Leading with Organics in Connecticut
At PJC Organic, we love celebrating customers who are champions of organic lawn care. As we close out the season, we’re featuring Sprigs & Twigs, an
New England Drought Update: Partial Relief, Persistent Deficits in Northern Areas
After a few encouraging rain events this fall, New England’s drought story remains one of uneven progress. While portions of southern and coastal New England
Customer Spotlight: Vincent Piselli, Conservation and Environmental Stewardship
Vincent (Vinny) Piselli is the Senior Land Care Manager at Mill River Park in Stamford, Connecticut, a multimillion-dollar public–private partnership between the City of Stamford
