PJC Blogs
Fall Turf Care: 10 Essential Steps for a Healthy Lawn Next Spring
Fall Turf Care: 10 Essential Steps for a Healthy Lawn Next Spring As summer fades and cooler temperatures arrive across New England, turf grass begins
Choosing the Right Spring Grass Seed Blend for Organic Turf Care
Choosing the Right Spring Grass Seed Blend for Organic Turf Care In organic turf care, we say grass seed is our weed control. A thick
How to Choose the Best Organic Fertilizer (What “Organic” Really Means)
How to Choose an Organic Fertilizer Many products are marketed as “organic,” but consumers rarely know the differences in what’s actually in the bag. Certain
Cultural Practices: The Key to Success in the Healthy Turf Circle
Cultural Practices: The Key to Success in the Healthy Turf Circle The fourth element of the Healthy Turf Circle is cultural practices. Without proper cultural
Soil Structure and Turf Care: Building the Foundation for Healthy, Resilient Lawns
Soil Structure and Turf Care: Building the Foundation for Healthy, Resilient Lawns The third component of the PJC Healthy Turf Circle is soil structure. Many
Late Summer Turf Tips for Organic Lawn Success
Late Summer Turf Tips for Organic Lawn Success As the intense July heat winds down and we head into the prime turf growing season, now
Healthy soil for healthy turf means addressing Soil Chemistry, Soil Biology, Soil Structure, and Cultural Practices. As such, we developed our Healthy Turf Circle as
The Importance of Organic Matter in Lawns
Organic Matter is necessary to fuel resilient turf, especially during Spring’s moisture and fluctuating temperatures. The importance of Organic Matter (OM) is evident. OM is
Differences Between Organic Fertilizers
Many products are marketed as organic, but consumers rarely know the differences behind the bag. Certain fertilizers lend themselves better to an All-Natural Organic Turf
Does Turf Need Mycorrhizal Fungi Applications?
Many are familiar with the symbiotic association of mycorrhizal fungi and plants. So, does turf need mycorrhizal fungi applications too? There’s a movement in the
