Tenielle Jordison
Tenielle is a Gardens News Writer at Homes & Gardens with over six years of journalistic experience. She holds qualifications in BA Journalism, Media and English Literature and MA Magazine Journalism. During her studies, Tenielle focused on sustainable lifestyle content, with experience such as interning at pebblemag.com. Before coming to Homes & Gardens, Tenielle was in the editorial department at the Royal Horticultural Society and worked on The Garden magazine. As our in-house houseplant expert, Tenielle writes on a range of solutions to houseplant problems, as well as other 'how to' guides, inspiring garden projects, and the latest gardening news. She is also passionate about sustainable living and the role gardening has to play in tackling the effects of climate change. When she isn't writing, Tenielle can be found propagating her ever-growing collection of indoor plants, helping others overcome common houseplant pests and diseases, volunteering at a local gardening club, and attending gardening workshops, like a composting masterclass.
Latest articles by Tenielle Jordison
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When is the best time to cut topiary? Expert tips for maintaining this sculptural garden feature
Shaping topiary at the right time is important if you want it to provide year-round interest
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Front yard fence alternatives – 5 beautiful ideas for your yard boundary
Design your front yard boundary to provide as much or as little privacy as you would like
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Pea gravel path ideas – 5 beautiful garden walkways
Designers say you can do a number of things to dress up a pea gravel path
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How to get a blueberry bush to fruit – 3 expert tips for an abundant berry harvest
Try adjusting your blueberry bush's growing environment and watch as fruit starts to grow
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Why are my hydrangea flowers turning brown? Experts share 5 common causes
If your hydrangeas go brown before their season is up, it's an indication something isn't quite right
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Deer-resistant spring bulbs – 5 flowers unlikely to be damaged by deer
Create a dazzling spring display that won't fall prey to hungry deer
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Fall planter ideas – 15 ways to create eye-catching seasonal containers
Bring color to your yard for fall with plants that will brighten gloomier days and can handle dropping temperatures
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How long do chrysanthemums last? Experts reveal when early and late-flowering blooms will emerge
Plant chrysanthemums at different times of the year to enjoy these classic flowers for longer
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Fall lawn care – 10 essential tasks to keep your grass healthy as the season turns colder
Just because the sun has gone away doesn't mean it's time to neglect your lawn
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How to speed up houseplant propagation – 5 methods to multiply your indoor plant collection quickly
Once you learn these tips, you'll soon be multiplying every indoor plant in your collection
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America set for a wet and snowy winter – what gardeners need to know about the Farmers' Almanac winter weather predictions
Gardeners are advised to put precautions in place now to help plants get through the upcoming harsh winter
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DIY seed storage ideas – 5 ways to repurpose items for safe seed storage
There are so many everyday items you can use to store your collected plant seeds
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How to get a lime tree to fruit – 3 things you need to do to grow this citrus fruit successfully
Not meeting just one of these essential care requirements could hinder your lime harvest
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How to grow carrots indoors – 5 expert tips for a successful indoor crop
Even if you don't have any outdoor space, it's still possible to grow your own veggies at home
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Patio vegetable garden ideas – 5 ways to grow your own in small outdoor living spaces
It's easy to transform your patio into a heavenly kitchen garden
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What is orchid root rot? Expert tips on how to treat it to keep this exotic houseplant alive
You can tell a lot about orchid health by observing the color and firmness of its roots
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'From avid gardeners to novices who aren't sure how to get started, AI can be a helpful tool' – how gardeners can use artificial intelligence in their backyards
AI has become something of trigger phrase, but experts say it's becoming one of the most useful things we can use in the garden
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When should you stop mowing your lawn in the fall? Here's why getting the time right is key to keeping your grass healthy
Experts say that you should stop cutting your grass in fall to encourage healthy growth in the next season
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How long can you store seeds for? Experts reveal how to keep seeds safe in storage for longer
Though it's tempting to keep a backlog of seeds, storing them away for too long can impact germination
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Farmers’ Almanac fall weather predictions – 5 ways to prepare your yard for a cold and wet season
Gardeners across the US can expect more chilly and drizzly days as we head into fall. Here's how the incoming season will impact your garden plants
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How to propagate zinnias from cuttings – 3 easy steps to grow even more bright blooms
It's quite straightforward to multiply your summer display of zinnias and get more of these showy flowers for free
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How to propagate a tradescantia from cuttings – in just 3 simple steps
The beauty of tradescantias is they will keep growing and growing, so you can enjoy an abundance of their unique leaves
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How to garden on a west-facing balcony – 3 ideas for growing in a suntrap
Although tricky at times, a balcony facing west can really come to life in summer
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What is leaf scorch and how to avoid it – experts reveal why your plant leaves look sunburned
Hot weather can make it challenging to keep plants happy, but there are a few things you can do to prevent damage from sun exposure
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