Tenielle Jordison
Tenielle is a News Writer in the Gardens team at Homes & Gardens with over five years of journalistic experience. She studied BA Journalism, Media and English Literature and MA Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University. 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. Tenielle writes on a range of gardening topics, from 'how to' guides to solutions for houseplant problems and inspiring garden projects, as well as the latest gardening news. Tenielle grew up in the Oxfordshire countryside, gardening with her parents and learning through trial and error in the form of oversized vegetables. She is passionate about sustainable living and the role gardening has to play in tackling the effects of climate change. Tenielle is also a houseplant lover who is slowly running out of room for her ever-growing collection. When she isn't writing, Tenielle can be found propagating her indoor plants, helping others overcome common houseplant pests and diseases, and volunteering at a local gardening club.
Latest articles by Tenielle Jordison
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Houseplants that like being pot-bound – 8 indoor plants that don't need repotting too often
These houseplants are easy going and can cope well with some neglect
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How to not kill grass under a pool – expert tips for keeping your lawn alive
Doing these things can save you the job of repairing your lawn after summer
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How to grow nigella – for flowers that offer unique hues and structural seedheads
Sow love-in-a-mist seeds in fall for a charming display in summer
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18 composting tips I learned while spending a day with no dig expert Charles Dowding
In his new composting book, the no dig pioneer shares his secrets for successfully turning anything and everything into quality compost
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Houseplants to make your home feel cozy for fall – 5 choices to soften your interiors this season
These foliage shapes and colors will instantly make your space feel warmer
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Weather experts predict vibrant fall foliage to dazzle across 20 US states
Thanks to this year's summer weather, trees and shrubs will show off bright red and orange hues this fall
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Are your plants getting enough nitrogen? Experts share why this nutrient is essential for healthy growth
A lack of new growth and yellowing foliage can indicate a need for more nitrogen in your soil
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What to do with flower pots at the end of summer – 5 ways to prepare your pots for the next season
Neglecting your pots after summer can impact their condition
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How to get rid of chipmunks in your yard – 10 ways to repel these rodents
Experts reveal how to get rid of chipmunks humanely and keep your yard free of them for good
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When to overseed your lawn in fall – for thick, luscious grass in summer
Getting the timing right for overseeding can make all the difference in growing the perfect lawn to enjoy in warmer months
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Container garden trends – 5 ways to wow with potted plants in 2025
Get ready for the next gardening year by planning your container displays now
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Deer munching on your hydrangeas? These 5 expert tips will protect your summer blooms from further damage
Put precautionary measures in place now to keep your hydrangeas safe from hungry wildlife
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World's largest airport sunflower exhibit to showcase more than 5000 stems – and here's how you can create your own display at home
With over 10 varieties of sunflowers on show, Changi airport's 'A Sunflower Sojourn' is a joyful spectacle
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Tomatoes not turning red? Monty Don's fail-safe trick will ripen harvested green tomatoes fast
All you need is a banana and dry storage, according to gardening guru Monty Don
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Do monsteras like being root-bound? Expert advice on keeping this statement houseplant happy
Not accommodating your monstera's growth may hinder its health long-term
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How to divide phlox – 3 simple steps to propagate these colorful blooms
Whether you choose to divide phlox in spring or fall, it's easy to grow more of these versatile plants for free
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Best non-bearded iris varieties – 5 elegant blooms for your flower garden
Non-bearded irises are a good choice for a wet and shady yard
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How to grow green onions indoors – 5 expert tips for these homegrown veggies
With plenty of light and warmth, you can have indoor-grown green onions in no time
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Pergola privacy ideas – 5 ways to add seclusion to your cozy outdoor living area
Make your pergola more comfortable by incorporating some screening
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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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