PJC Blogs
Best Shade Trees for Lawns: Protecting Cool-Season Turf in New England
As New England continues to experience extended periods of drought, hotter summers, more frequent heat waves, shade trees have become one of the most valuable
Autonomous Mowing: What Turf Managers Need to Know About Robotic Mowers
Labor shortages, rising maintenance costs, and advances in technology have many turf managers asking the same question: Are robotic mowers the future? While autonomous mowing
The Importance of Grass Seed in Organic Turf Care
The Importance of Grass Seed in Organic Turf Care After nearly a year of persistent drought and below-normal precipitation across much of New England, many
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
Summer Turf Tips: Stay Ahead of the Heat
Summer Turf Tips: Stay Ahead of the Heat Summer brings longer days, warmer temperatures, and new challenges for turf managers. Whether you’re maintaining residential lawns,
World Cup Grass Fields Renew the Turf Debateย ย
World Cup Grass Fields Renew the Turf Debateย ย The 2026 FIFA World Cup has done more than showcase world-class soccer. It has also highlighted an
Watering Turf Grass in Summer: A Practical Guide
Watering Turf Grass in Summer: A Practical Guide With our lingering drought here in the Northeast, how should you be watering your turf this summer
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
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
Why Soil Testing is the Foundation of Organic Turf Care
Why Soil Testing is the Foundation of Organic Turf Care “If we all went away, trees and woody shrubs would eventually take over… Lawns don’t
