• February 1, 2022

    This product debuted at the new TCI Magazine Product Unboxing Ring at TCI EXPO in Indianapolis, Indiana, in November 2021. A closed-circuit hose system continually recirculates and agitates the mixture. Unless otherwise noted, photos by TCIA staff. For this review, [...]

  • February 1, 2022

    Jumping worms are similar in size to other earthworms, such as nightcrawlers or some of the larger angle worms, but their clitellum (collar-like ring) and coloring are different. All photos by Angela Gupta, UMN Extension. Jumping worms (Amynthas spp.) are [...]

  • February 1, 2022

    Photo 1: Mountain laurel growing in the understory thrive in shade. All photos courtesy of Rob Gorden. I’ve previously written about the need to systematically diagnose problems with trees. Yet, the art of developing good diagnostic skills is honed over [...]

  • February 1, 2022

    Photo 1: Leaf chlorosis is a symptom of an underlying problem. Photos courtesy of Mauget. The core principle of ethics in medicine relating to the treatment and medication of a patient is to “do no harm,” part of the Hippocratic [...]

  • January 1, 2022

    Aeration tubes have no proven efficacy at improving soil oxygen content. These amount to landscape pollution. All photos courtesy of the author. Shade trees contract many kinds of diseases, some of which can kill or greatly disfigure a tree, predispose [...]

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