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Adrienne Jordan

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  • Writer, Freelance
  • None, AFAR, Better Homes & Gardens
New York
As seen in: CNN, CNN Travel, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Singapore, Yahoo Life, BBC, Business Insider, Forbes, MSN India and
Covers:  Adventure travel
#Adventure travel junkie, #travelwriter and #worldexplorer for over 8 years, contributing to publications like @LonelyPlanet, @Natgeo, and @Forbes ✈️

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Adrienne Jordan graduated Hampton University with a B.S. in molecular biology, she received a Rotary International grant to study French at the L’Institut de Touraine in Tours, France. This opened her eyes to the discovery of new cultures and cuisine. Adrienne's freelance travel writing work has been published in outlets like The Washington Post, Travel & Leisure, AFAR, Conde Nast Traveler, and Esquire. Some of her areas of expertise are the Caribbean, USA travel, South and Central America as w…

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6 Perennials That Aren't Worth Growing in Your Garden

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By Adrienne Jordan 
| Martha Stewart Living
Credit: Katrin Ray Shumakov / Getty Images Perennials are a great way to spruce up your garden and add splashes of greenery to your landscape. However, not all of them are worth planting. Some are very difficult to grow, are invasive, or can have negative effects on neighboring plants and flowers. So how do you know which perennials are worth growing—and which you should avoid altogether?
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10 Fast-Growing Trees That Will Give Your Home Natural Privacy Original

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By Adrienne Jordan 
| Real Simple
Credit: LITTLE DINOSAUR/Getty Images Whether you're moving into a new home or just want to create some extra privacy for your current property, planting trees can be a great way to keep out the eyes of passersby. However, you may not want to wait several years for them to grow to effective heights in your yard and around your home.
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7 Fast-Growing Climbing Plants That Will Cover a Fence in No Time

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By Adrienne Jordan 
| Martha Stewart Living
Credit: Getty Images Lush plants growing on an elegant fence are the icing on the cake of a well-tended garden. Some of these climbing varieties even produce colorful flowers and fruit, creating a sweet fragrance and adding a whimsical look. However, while these plants are beautiful, you may not want to wait too long for them to reach maturity. Fortunately, there are a few fast-growing varieties that will cover a fence in no time at all. Read on for our definitive list of speedy climbing plants.
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