Tenielle Jordison
Tenielle is a Gardens Content Editor at Homes & Gardens with over six years of journalistic experience, including previously having the role of Gardens News Writer. 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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I've Been Struggling to Find Space to Grow Vegetables Indoors, but Costco's Rolling Garden Bed Could Be the Answer – It's Even Self-WateringIt would also be perfect for balcony gardening
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5 Things Your Orchid Needs in October to Bloom Again in SpringThere are a few fall mistakes to avoid to keep your orchid healthy
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A Bee Hotel Gives Pollinators a Safe Place to Shelter – We’ve Found 16 Beautiful Designs Made From Natural MaterialsBees will thank you for providing any one of these gorgeous houses
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Your Bird Feeder Is Suddenly Empty? This Common Fall Mistake Could Be Keeping Birds AwayDiscover how best to support backyard birds in the fall
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Everything You Need in Your Seed Storage Kit – 16 Essentials to Keep Seeds Safe for Sowing Next YearKeep your seeds somewhere dry, dark, and cool
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Bees Are Seeking Out Hummingbird Feeders for Fall Nectar – How to Keep Them Away Without Leaving Them HungryIt's all about providing alternative nectar sources elsewhere in your yard
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The Backyard Habitat You Can Create in One Afternoon for Winter Wildlife – Before Frost ArrivesA brush pile is used by squirrels, birds, insects, and amphibians alike
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How to Repot Houseplants in 5 Easy Steps – Give Them More Room to Grow Bigger and HealthierIf your houseplant looks a little sad, it might just need repotting
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Ornamental Grasses Bring Fiery Fall Color and Soothing Textures to Your Garden – We've Found 16 of the BestGrasses are a must-have for a gorgeous fall garden
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5 Things Your Coneflowers Need in October – Do This Before Frost to Help Flowers Return Stronger Next YearDon't remove all the seedheads – backyard birds rely on them for food
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This Heated Bird Bath Keeps Water From Freezing in Winter – Shoppers Say Theirs Still Works 10 Years LaterFresh water is one of the most invaluable things you can provide garden wildlife in winter
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If You Grow Dahlias, Don’t Wait Too Long to Do These 5 October Jobs – It’s Time to Get Them Ready for WinterFrost is just around the corner – here's how to help your dahlias through the seasonal shift
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This Is the One Place I Never Let Fallen Leaves Pile Up in My Yard – It Saves a Bigger Job in SpringExperts explain why removing fallen leaves can help your lawn breathe in fall
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The DIY Pumpkin Plant Pot Trend That's Bringing an Unexpected Twist to Fall Porches – It's My New Favorite Way to Grow ChrysanthemumsIt’s the most sophisticated way to decorate with pumpkins I’ve seen this year – and it’s surprisingly quick to recreate
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These 7 Plants Might Look Messy in October, but Resist Cutting Back Until Spring and Your Backyard Will Thank YouExperts say leaving them alone will help winter wildlife and encourage a healthy return next year
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Planting Spring Bulbs This October? This Simple Trick Will Help You Remember Where They AreIt sounds obvious, but marking where you’ve planted bulbs can take away much of the guesswork when planning your garden
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3 Things Your Chrysanthemums Need to Keep Blooming Through October for Longer-Lasting Fall ColorChrysanthemum season is here
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This Wooden Potting Bench from Amazon Looks Far More Expensive Than It Is – It’s So Beautiful, I’d Even Style It IndoorsIt has lots of storage space for tools, and a basin for mess-free potting
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These $15 Amazon Solar Lights Look Like Fireflies Dancing Over Your Plants – The Secret to Bringing Dark Fall Pots to LifeWatch them gently sway in the breeze
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I Found a Smart Bird Feeder in the Amazon Sale That Will Look Beautiful Amongst my Planting – And it Has a 4K CameraIts gorgeous green finish will make it feel right at home in your garden
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When Planting Bulbs in Pots I Could Never be Without This Small Tool – It Even Makes Spring Seed Sowing EasierA bulb dibbler is ideal for working in the tight space of a container
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Hummingbirds Love These Purple Fall Flowers – Plant Them Now for More Backyard VisitorsThey'll add color to your garden's fall landscape
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Raking Leaves Is My Least Favorite Fall Garden Job, but This Clever Scoop Clears a Whole Patio in Just a Few SwipesYou'll be able to pick up double the amount of leaves in one go
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Birds Need Your Help This Fall – An Expert Shares 5 Things to Do in October to Support Backyard BirdlifeIt's time to turn our yards into wildlife sanctuaries for the coldest months ahead
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