Latest articles by Tenielle Jordison
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What Your Hydrangeas Really Need in March for Colorful, Showy Blooms that Last Until Fall – 5 Jobs to Do Right NowSkip these and you might not get any flowers at all
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Don’t Be Fooled by This Warm Spell – ‘False Spring’ Could Wipe Out Your Planting If You Do These 5 Things Too SoonSome pruning, planting, and fertilizing now could cause significant damage to your garden
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This Rare ‘Mystery Monstera’ is Tipped to be the Next Plant Collector's Obsession of 2026 – Even Experts Don't Know Where it Comes From'Burle Marx Flame' was accidentally discovered in the 80s and is now highly sought-after
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IKEA’s $15 Growing Kit Replaces My Flimsy Seed Trays – and It’s the Prettiest Design I’ve Ever Put on My WindowsillIt's space-saving, has everything you need for indoor growing, and is much prettier than cheap plastic alternatives
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Before You Hang Anything on Your Garden Fence, Read This – It Could Spark a Costly DisputeLegal experts reveal how to find out if you own your fence
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This is How I'm Going to Double My Houseplants in March – And it Won't Cost Me a ThingBut if you use the wrong method, you could lose them all
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5 Fragrant Plants That Will Turn Your Garden Into a Wildlife Haven – And Lift Your Mood, TooThese aromatic plants will wildlife flocking to your yard
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A Garden Expert Warns to Never Grow These 5 Plants in a Greenhouse – It'll Waste Your Time, Space, and SeedsNot all plants are suited to this environment
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Discover Your Birth Month Bulb – There's a Beautiful Bloom for Every Month of the YearLearn how to grow all 12 in your yard for an explosion of color
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You Don’t Need More Gardening Tools This Spring – I’ve Relied on One Multi-Tool for YearsOnce you're done, fold it up and put it in your pocket
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What Your Azalea Really Needs in February for Beautiful, Bright Blooms in Spring – 3 Jobs to Do Right NowGet ready for another spectacular display
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No More Daily Snow Shovelling, This Eco Ice Melt Clears My Garden Path in an Instant – It's Even Safe for PetsIt's also less corrosive than other alternatives and won't damage your yard's surfaces
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Birds Aren’t Stopping in Your Yard Because Your Feeder Is In the Wrong Place – a Wildlife Expert Reveals Where to Place It InsteadThere's so much to consider when choosing the perfect spot
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IKEA’s Self-Watering Globes Are Unsung Heroes for My Houseplants When Life Gets Busy – And They're Super Pretty, TooIt's a low-maintenance solution to keeping your thirstiest houseplants hydrated
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How to Water a Peace Lily Properly – And Why Tap Water Could Be Killing ItGet it wrong and you risk crispy leaves and no flowers
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These Are the Only Succulent Trends Worth Trying This Year – They'll Elevate Your Interiors in SecondsSay goodbye to windowsill fillers and hello to statement living sculptures
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What Your Monstera Actually Needs Before March – For Bigger, More Beautiful Leaves in SpringI follow this routine with my monstera every February – it takes just 10 minutes to perk it back up after winter
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Where to Place a Boston Fern for Grounding and Healing Energy, According to Feng Shui ExpertsPlus the spots they warn to always avoid
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My Spider Plant Went From Ordinary to a Cascading Green Spectacle – 3 Easy Tips for Growing Spiderettes into a Statement DisplayTrailing spiderettes turned a simple spider plant into a cascading focal point in my home
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5 Easy Steps to Storing Amaryllis Bulbs – Skip Them and You Risk Losing Next Year’s BloomsYou can keep replanting your bulbs for years if you follow this advice
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As the Ground Thaws, I’m Turning to IKEA’s New Gardening Range for a Backyard Refresh12 Stylish Pieces I'm Shopping Right Now
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Pro Gardeners Reveal the 5 Seed-Starting Rules they Actually Skip – and You Can TooSave some time prepping for spring in the yard
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Discover Your Birth Month Bee – A Special Pollinator for Each Month of the Year, Plus Tips on How to Help ThemThese important pollinators seek support in our yards year-round
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It’s True, You Can Propagate Hydrangeas With a Potato – But it Will Fail if You Miss this One Crucial DetailIt might sound strange at first, but potatoes can keep hydrangea cuttings hydrated
