Tabitha Caswell

Tips for Growing Saskatoon Serviceberries Amelanchier alnifolia

How to Grow and Care for Serviceberries Amelanchier spp.

Reasons and Fixes for Drooping, Wilting Cyclamen Plants

When and How to Divide Spider Plants

How to Care for Cyclamen During Dormancy

Common Reasons Why Cyclamen Fails to Bloom

How to Grow and Care For Linden Trees Tilia spp.

How to Grow Magic Carpet Spirea Spiraea japonica ‘Walbuma’

How to Grow and Care for Japanese Spirea Spiraea japonica

How to Grow and Care for Hicks Yews Taxus x media ‘Hicksii’

How to Grow Plumcots and Pluots Prunus hybrids

How to Grow Ornamental Maiden Grass (Japanese Silver Grass) Miscanthus sinensis

33 of the Best Plants to Grow Under Black Walnut Trees

How to Grow and Care for Braeburn Apple Trees Malus x domestica ‘Braeburn’

‘Autumn Joy’ or ‘Herbstfreude’ sedum is a reliable and attractive perennial known for its ability to emerge in spring as if winter never happened, unscathed and still beloved by all. Its fleshy, green foliage fills in quickly and behaves well, rare

Pear trees are favorites of home orchardists for countless reasons.Mouths are amused by that sign

‘Chet’s Italian Red’ is a heirloom variety of softneck garlic native to the Pacific Northwest.Known for its subtle, mild flavor this low maintenance cultivar is perfect for home g

As a kid, I wasn’t a huge fan of asparagus, but now I can’t get enough of it.The reason? There weren’t any aspa

I remember discussing black garlic with my friends at a dinner party about 10 years ago.We’d all heard of this trendy, artisanal

Peaches (Prunus persica) are one of my favorite fruits. That first bite of sweet liquid sunshine transports me to comforting childhood memories of summer vacations and picnics at the beach.I wait all year in anticipation of

I’m spellbound by salvias. Several members of the Lamiaceae family dwell in my gardens.Of course, I grow common sage for

If I tell you that the oldest living cultivated fruit tree in America is nearly 400 years old, would you believe me? Well, it’s true. And not only that, it’s a pear tree! Who knew? According to the New England Historical Society, William Endicott planted the specimen sometime between 1630 and 1649 on his farm in Massachusetts.This mighty pear tree has survived almost 400 y

Humans have been cultivating and harvesting anise (Pimpinella anisum) for thousands of years, and for good reason.Aside from its medicinal