PJC Blogs
Summer Turf Diseases and Insect Pests: Identification & Organic Prevention
Summer Turf Diseases and Insect Pests: Identification & Organic Prevention This time of the summer is one of the most challenging times of the year
Beetle Activity Alert: Grub Season Is Underway in the Northeast
Beetle Activity Alert: Grub Season Is Underway in the Northeast Throughout July and into August, beetles are actively flying and laying eggs across the Northeast.
How to Distinguish Crabgrass from Goosegrass
Crabgrass (Digitaria spp.) and goosegrass (Eleusine indica) are two common summer annual weeds that plague lawns, athletic fields, and turfgrass areas. Although they appear similar,
Summer Lawn Diseases: How to Identify Leaf Spot, Brown Patch, and Other Common Turf Problems
Summer Lawn Diseases: How to Identify Leaf Spot, Brown Patch, and Other Common Turf Problems During the heat and humidity of summer, many property managers,
Common Summer Weeds Caused by Wet Soil Conditions
Common Summer Weeds Caused by Wet Soil Conditions When scouting lawns or athletic fields, always ask one important question: Why is this weed growing here?
Managing Summer Weeds by Improving Soil Health
Managing Summer Weeds by Improving Soil Health As spring transitions out, many turf managers begin seeing a new wave of summer weeds emerge. While the
Why Soil pH Matters Most for a Healthy Lawn (And How to Fix It)
Why Soil pH Matters Most for a Healthy Lawn A healthy lawn starts below the surface. When grass looks thin, discolored, or slow to grow,
How to Manage Dandelions Naturally: An Organic Lawn Care Guide
How to Manage Dandelions Naturally Dandelions are one of the most persistent and visible perennial weeds in managed turf grass. For landscapers maintaining residential, municipal,
Is Clover a Friend or a Foe? Understanding Clover in Organic Lawn Care As turfgrass comes out of dormancy in early spring, clover often gets
Think Winter Kills Ticks? Here’s What the Latest Research Says
Ticks are now a year-round concern in the Northeast. Learn more about what organic land care can do… The Myth: Winter Gets Rid of Ticks
