News and Reviews
Boston Globe Lawn Tips for a Hot, Dry Season
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Lawn Tips for a Hot, Dry Seasonby Robert Knox, Globe Correspondent / July 15, 2010It may be great for the beach, but the kind of hot, dry weather the region has experienced for the last couple of weeks is hell on your lawn.“People are asking, ‘Will the lawn come back?’ ’’ said Claudia...
Pearl's Premium: An Environmentally Friendly Lawn Seed
Friday, May 28, 2010
BuildingGreen.com is an online resource for sustainable building products and practices. Editor, Alex Wilson selected Pearl's Premium as "Alex's Cool Product of the Week!"Check out the full article on BuildingGreen.com
Farm Show Magazine gives Pearl's Premium Thumbs Up
Thursday, May 20, 2010
If you were a farmer, you'd know Farm Show magazine. Its like the Consumer Reports for the barnyard. They don't take advertising and do all their own product reviews. So, we were pretty excited when they bought some of our seed last fall.The contributing editor who did the testing picked out two...
NPR, On Point, May 12, 2010, Environmental Cancer Risk
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Jackson discusses the risk of lawn chemicals on On Point with host Tom Ashbrook and a panel of cancer experts.
Turf Magazine
Friday, December 18, 2009
Turf magazine publishes a review of Pearl's Premium, entitled "Pearl's Premium, New low-maintenance, slow-growing seed offers new niche for landscape
contractors."
National Gardening Association
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Pearl’s Premium is featured in a story by National Gardening Association.
Daily Grommet Idea of the Day
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
The Daily Grommet features
Pearl’s Premium as its Idea
of
the Day.
Boston Globe Greener Grass
Saturday, July 4, 2009
The Boston Globe runs an enthusiastic story in
Business
section, entitled "His New Grass is Greener."
This Old House
Monday, June 1, 2009
This Old House magazine tested Pearl's Premium and
featured it in 'New Products' with the title 'Mow once a
month...seriously'.Mow just once a month... seriously (June 2009 Edition, p. 16)"All of us have fantasized about grass that needs little watering or mowing. But Jackson Madnick got real and...
