Steinhauser’s Garden Blog

As the intense summer heat begins to fade, a second gardening season opens up for us. Fall is one of the best times to grow vegetables and flowers in Texas, with milder temperatures and fewer...

You have spent weeks nurturing your garden, only to find your prize-winning tomatoes riddled with holes or your vibrant squash plants wilting overnight. In Houston, our warm, humid climate is perfect for growing a variety...

As the Houston area warms up, your lawn begins to wake from its winter slumber. The work you put in now sets the stage for a lush, green yard that you can enjoy all season...

Just when you start to see signs of spring in your Houston lawn, a late winter frost can threaten to undo all the progress. Those warmer days encourage your grass to start growing again, making...

With a little preparation and winter grass seed, you can keep your grass green in winter. When you live in hot southern and southwestern climates, fall and winter temperatures bring welcome relief from summer heat....